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I have a large excel file with the function =MINIFS(J4:J31086,I4:I31086,"Lowest 16 L Minimum:"). It's been returning me a value of 3 which I know is wrong, But I can't simple ctrl+F for 3 because of the sheer numbers of threes.
Is there a simple way to know which exact cell the value is being from?
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Answer accepted by question author
Try this formula to get the exact cell.
="J"&MATCH(1,(I:I="Lowest 16 L Minimum:")*(J:J=3),0)
If you have mutiple cell with min value.
="J"&FILTER(SEQUENCE(31090),(I1:I31090="Lowest 16 L Minimum:")*(J1:J31090=3))
That worked like a charm. I'm amazed at how good some people are at excel. Thank you!