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Using a min or max formula for a range of cells that have a date format. For
example, while in F4, i create the following formula =MIN(F5:F9). If all of the cells in the range are null, the result is 00-Jan-1900. This date appears to be the cell default value if nothing is entered. Is it possible to exclude null cells in the formula? Thanks Will |
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=IF(COUNT(F5:F9)=0,"",MIN(F5:F9)) In article , "WDS2000" wrote: Using a min or max formula for a range of cells that have a date format. For example, while in F4, i create the following formula =MIN(F5:F9). If all of the cells in the range are null, the result is 00-Jan-1900. This date appears to be the cell default value if nothing is entered. Is it possible to exclude null cells in the formula? Thanks Will |
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