Hi,
macroC wrote:
So I have two columns of data, column A which has a single character (A,
G, or T) and column B which has a number. I am trying to determine the
minimum value in B that corresponds to an "A" in column A.
This is the forumla I came up with after looking at tutorials and reading
the documentation:
=MIN(IF(A1:A7="A",B1:B7))
But this simple gives a #VALUE error. Can anyone help me figure out what
is wrong with the formula?
Thanks.
Your formula is correct, but it is an array formula.
An array formula must be validate with key combinaison Ctrl+Shift+Enter, not
simply Enter.
Gérard
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