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Finding the Cell Reference for the minimum value of a data list.



 
 
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Old October 6th, 2003, 09:27 PM
Matt Yackel
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Default Finding the Cell Reference for the minimum value of a data list.

I am trying to figure out how to automatically refernce a
location of a cell (ex. C5)which has been calculated to be
the minimum value of a set of data.

If I can reference the row of this cell absolutely, then I
want to use that value as the beginning data reference
point for both the X and Y data values of an XY scatter
plot.
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Old October 6th, 2003, 11:02 PM
J.E. McGimpsey
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Default Finding the Cell Reference for the minimum value of a data list.

You can reference it using the MATCH function with INDEX or OFFSET:

I.e., the starting cell might be referenced as:

INDEX(C:C, MATCH(MIN(C:C),C:C, 0))

while the range to plot could be referenced as:

OFFSET(C1,MATCH(MIN(C:C),C:C, 0)-1,0,numrows,numcols)

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"Matt Yackel" wrote:

I am trying to figure out how to automatically refernce a
location of a cell (ex. C5)which has been calculated to be
the minimum value of a set of data.

If I can reference the row of this cell absolutely, then I
want to use that value as the beginning data reference
point for both the X and Y data values of an XY scatter
plot.

 




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