Index match ignoring zero values (help)

pujo

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Office Version
  1. 2019
  2. 2013
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  1. Windows
How can I make this formula ignore blanks and zero values?
Code:
=INDEX(O9:BV9,MATCH(MIN(O10:BV10),O10:BV10,0))
Thanks,
Pujo
 

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Thanks Elliott however, this does not work for me. I am still using Excel 2010 (i know)...
I get errors in the formula.
 
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The Aggregate formula should work for 2010


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N10=INDEX(O9:BV9,MATCH(AGGREGATE(15,7,(O10:BV10)/((O10:BV10<>0)*(O10:BV10<>"")),1),O10:BV10,0))
 
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