Been retired for some time now and only used an old copy of Office 2013 at home for years.
I now have a shiny new copy of Office 2021 and a spreadsheet I use daily to monitor my bank account was playing up and not calculating correctly
when opened in 2021.
Managed after some time to discover that over time some "features" had crept into a CSE formula in the sheet. I managed to fix this
by recreating the whole formula again and using ctrl-shift-enter
However, I am not sure that this formula
=IF(MIN(IF(YEAR(A2)&MONTH(A2)=YEAR($A$2:$A$6548)&MONTH($A$2:$A$6548),$F$2:$F$6548,""))=F2,"<<<<<<<<<<","")
is as efficient as it could be bearing in mind the developments that have taken place in Excel in the years since I used it regularly.
Would anyone be kind enough to suggest a more up-to-date version of this formula which just flags the lowest amount available at any
point in each month.
Thanks in advance for any pointers.
Chris S
I now have a shiny new copy of Office 2021 and a spreadsheet I use daily to monitor my bank account was playing up and not calculating correctly
when opened in 2021.
Managed after some time to discover that over time some "features" had crept into a CSE formula in the sheet. I managed to fix this
by recreating the whole formula again and using ctrl-shift-enter
However, I am not sure that this formula
=IF(MIN(IF(YEAR(A2)&MONTH(A2)=YEAR($A$2:$A$6548)&MONTH($A$2:$A$6548),$F$2:$F$6548,""))=F2,"<<<<<<<<<<","")
is as efficient as it could be bearing in mind the developments that have taken place in Excel in the years since I used it regularly.
Would anyone be kind enough to suggest a more up-to-date version of this formula which just flags the lowest amount available at any
point in each month.
Thanks in advance for any pointers.
Chris S