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William
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"D. J. Horner" <ddjkh...@email.msn.com> wrote in message
news:eXkXnDr1AHA.1364@tkmsftngp02...
I use MS Works 4.0 spreadsheet. Can anyone tell me how to create a user
function to give the MINimum value in a range, but not to include a null
string ('cause it is intepreted as 0).
I use the built in finction =MIN(range ref, range ref, ...). My
specifics are more like =MIN(a9:a70). HOWEVER, some of the rows (in this
example) do not have ANY entry. I don't, therefore, want them to be
considered (even as a zero). I want them to be ignored.
If there are 70 values in the list, and 1-60 have values, and 61-70 have
no value (blank, or null), I want the MIN function to return the MINimum
value of only rows 1-60. But I want the function to CHECK all 1-70 anyway,
just to see if there are any values in the last few rows.
Seems to me I could use a combination of several built-in functions to
achieve this, but as of yet, I don't seem to be able to hit the right
combinaton.
ANY SUGGESTIONS???
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Check out the Works Newsgroups, however. You are more likely to find a solution there, if there is one.
Drew
"D. J. Horner" <ddjkh...@email.msn.com> wrote in message news:eXkXnDr1AHA.1364@tkmsftngp02...
I use MS Works 4.0 spreadsheet. Can anyone tell me how to create a user function to give the MINimum value in a range, but not to include a null string ('cause it is intepreted as 0).
I use the built in finction =MIN(range ref, range ref, ...). My specifics are more like =MIN(a9:a70). HOWEVER, some of the rows (in this example) do not have ANY entry. I don't, therefore, want them to be considered (even as a zero). I want them to be ignored.
If there are 70 values in the list, and 1-60 have values, and 61-70 have no value (blank, or null), I want the MIN function to return the MINimum value of only rows 1-60. But I want the function to CHECK all 1-70 anyway, just to see if there are any values in the last few rows.
Seems to me I could use a combination of several built-in functions to achieve this, but as of yet, I don't seem to be able to hit the right combinaton.
ANY SUGGESTIONS???