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Thank you, but this did not work. It was still returning 0 as the result.
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My excel sheet shows bids for a project. The bid columns all total (AUTOSUM) at the bottom. I want to identify the lowest bid across the bottom row of bids. I tried MIN and SMALL but some of the columns are blank and total at the bottom to zero (0). I need the lowest number that is greater than zero.
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Thank you, but this did not work. It was still returning 0 as the result.
YES!
Thank you for the assistance. Much appreciated.
Excel 2016 has got MINIFS function which you can use.
=MINIFS(B2:R2,B2:R2,">"&0)
Let's say the totals are in B25:K25
In another cell, enter the following array formula, confirmed with Ctrl+Shift+Enter:
=MIN(IF(B25:K25>0,B25:K25))