MIN / MAX temperature readings > 0

[thebaerman]

Hello, I am trying to make a formula that will only give me information from one cell if another cell is >0. Is this possible?

Ex. cells (A16:A304) all contain temperature readings. I want the Min and Max of these readings but only want the temp readings from cells that are corresponding with cells from the Flow column (B16:B304) that are >0. So, when a cell in column B shows 0 flow, I do not want that corresponding temp reading in column A to be considered in the Min and Max equations. I hope that made sense.

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The simplest formula (that works across all versions of Excel) is an array formula.

If you aren’t familiar with array-entered formulas array enter means the formula must be committed from edit mode by simultaneously pressing and holding down Ctrl and Shift while hitting Enter.

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Depending upon what Excel version you have (10 is not a version) the following also work. In Excel 2010 and newer enter in say ... E15 and fill across will return both MAX and MIN ...

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If you have Office 365 or I believe Office 2019 these work

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