Earliest time ignoring 00:00 values

robulyatt86

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Hi Everyone,

I am having a minor melt down with a formula or lack of. I have a rather large table which has a whole load of times in.

I have added a column to the end and i want it to show the earliest time but ignore 00:00.

For some reason every example i have found online does not work. And i am unsure how i can modify the =min formula.

Any help much appreciated.

Rob
 

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Try this array formula confirmed with ctrl+shift+enter:
Code:
=MIN(IF(A1:A1000<>0,A1:A1000))
Change range to suit.
 
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Hi Joe,

Thanks for your reply, I have just given that a go and it returns a #VALUE !

Could that be because the times are being looked up from another sheet?

Rob
 
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