Retrieve the MIN of a list, based between values in another column

Silverhorne

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Good day!

I am trying to find the MIN of a list of numbers based on the "Start" and "End" placed in another column.
In the attached example, I would like the minimum in column C between where the Start and End is in column E.
The start and end will change cells, the numbers in column C are not in any order and may have duplicates.
Cell B31 gives the value I am looking for.
I thought I could used a cell address function for this but it doesn't work....

Thanks in advance for any help.....

MR Excel Min.xlsx
ABCDE
11928-04-23 7:16:5487910.90
22028-04-23 7:17:54350710.91
32128-04-23 7:18:54103410.92
42228-04-23 7:19:54119810.94
52328-04-23 7:20:54136210.95Start
62428-04-23 7:21:54153910.96
72528-04-23 7:22:54320710.97
82628-04-23 7:23:54186910.98
92728-04-23 7:24:54426710.99
102828-04-23 7:25:54222611.00
112928-04-23 7:26:54411911.00
123028-04-23 7:27:54254611.00
133128-04-23 7:28:54269710.97
143228-04-23 7:29:54455410.94
153328-04-23 7:30:5487910.91
163428-04-23 7:31:54320710.85
173528-04-23 7:32:54336110.75
183628-04-23 7:33:54350710.68
193728-04-23 7:34:54365710.59
203828-04-23 7:35:54381010.52END
213928-04-23 7:36:54396510.44
224028-04-23 7:37:5487910.38
234128-04-23 7:38:54426710.31
244228-04-23 7:39:54441410.25
254328-04-23 7:40:54455410.19
264428-04-23 7:41:54469110.12
27
28$C$5
29$C$20
30#VALUE!
31879.00
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B28B28=ADDRESS(MATCH("Start",Sheet1!$E$1:$E$26,0),3)
B29B29=ADDRESS(MATCH("End",Sheet1!$E$1:$E$26,0),3)
B30B30=-MIN(ADDRESS(MATCH("Start",Sheet1!$E$1:$E$26,0),3),ADDRESS(MATCH("End",Sheet1!$E$1:$E$26,0),3))
B31B31=MIN(C5:C20)
 

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Not too much head scratching on my part, so I'm sure there's a better way but this seems to do it:

Code:
=MIN(INDEX(C1:C100,SEQUENCE(MATCH("End",E1:E100,0)-MATCH("Start",E1:E100,0)+1,,MATCH("Start",E1:E100,0))))
 
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Solution
I tried it in the example sheet I posted and it works, my actual workbook has 2 sheets and it pulls the values from another sheet.
I thought I could modify it to make it work but it's not giving me the correct number.
Here is what my formula looks like...

=MIN(INDEX(Sheet1!D4:D1500,SEQUENCE(MATCH("Off Strength",Sheet1!F4:F1500,0)-MATCH("On Strength",Sheet1!F4:F1500,0)-MATCH("On Strength",Sheet1!F4:F1500,0)+1,,5)))

I took out the MIN part and it's giving me a list of the first 8 lines of Sheet1!F4:F1500. I am not sure what the last "5" is doing, is that my problem?
 
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Try the edit I made in post #3. You may have looked at it before I change the post.
 
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Another way would be
Excel Formula:
=MIN(XLOOKUP("Start",E1:E26,C1:C26):XLOOKUP("End",E1:E26,C1:C26))
 
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