Finding minimum value in index(match) array [EXCEL]
This is rather a MIN(IF...
than a INDEX
. Before SUMIF
or COUNTIF
was implemented in Excel
even SUM(IF...
or COUNT(IF...
had to be used this way.
Since there is not a MINIFS
until now, for this we must further use:
{=MIN(IF($A$1:$A$1000=H4,IF($B$1:$B$1000=I4,$C$1:$C$1000,NA())))}
This is an array formula. Input it into the cell without the curly brackets and press [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[Enter] to confirm. The curly brackets should then appear automatically.
mindblues
Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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mindblues almost 2 years
This is my simple table
A B C tasmania hobart 21 queensland brisbane 22 new south wales sydney 23 northern territory darwin 24 south australia adelaide 25 western australia perth 26 tasmania hobart 17 queensland brisbane 18 new south wales sydney 19 northern territory darwin 11 south australia adelaide 12 western australia perth 13
index match array formula:
=INDEX(A2:C9,MATCH(1,(H4=$A:$A)*(I4=$B:$B),0),3)
Basically A and B are my lookup criteria while C is the value I want to get. I want C to be the minimum value among the matched C value.
Ex. If I have tasmania and hobart as my criteria, I would want to get 17 because it is the minimum value and not 21.
I tried nesting
MIN
inside the index match array(H4=$A:$A)*(I4=$B:$B)*(MIN($C:$C))
but it only results in errors -
Vylix over 5 yearsSince we now have MINIFS, can you update the answer using MINIFS, please?
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Axel Richter over 5 years@Vylix: Who has
MINIFS
? Only the ones who will have the newestExcel
. And for those the MINIFS function is pretty good documented, isn't it? -
Vylix over 5 yearsit seems I misunderstand the question, and thought this is very complicated formula. It's just MIN with 2 condition. Thanks!