Lowest Number >0 in a Range

AlexanderBB

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Hunting for this I found

But oddly I can't get them working
MsgBox [min(if(a1:a100<>0,a1:a100))]

I changed this to MsgBox [min(if(y23:cp23<>0,y23:cp23))]
It results in 0 which is wrong. Is it because the intent is a vertical range and mine is horizontal?
 

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What exactly do you have in Y23:CP23?

Are they numbers? Or text values?

By the way, "lowest non-zero value" is not the same as "lowest number >0" if the range can include negative numbers.
 
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They are numbers but in text Format. no negatives. Some have trailing "=".
It's the column that's wanted. to change the Font.ColorIndex.
 
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Then they are text and not numbers, text is treated as greater than numbers including zero
 
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