MIN Number based on date range

drewberts

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I have 3 columns - Job No, Date Raised, Fee

On a summary sheet I want to find the minimum Job No that has a Date Raised greater than a set date and less than a set date. I'm trying to return the lowest job number in any given financial year.

Hope that makes sense
 

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If you have one of the newer versions of Excel, you can use MINIFS.
 
Upvote 0
Thanks Eric

I'm Excel 2016 so gone with MINIFS

The formula I'm using is as follows

=MINIFS(TableName[Column Name1],TableName[Column Name2],">H7",TableName[Column Name2],">I7"<i7")


H7 contains a start date and I7 an end date on the summary sheet. The formula returns a value of 0 for some reason and I can't see why.</i7")
 
Last edited:
Upvote 0
A small syntax issue...

=MINIFS(TableName[Column Name1],TableName[Column Name2],">"&H7,TableName[Column Name2],">"&I7)
 
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