Analysing Data based on Input Conditions being met

DavidWT87

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Hello. If someone can help, I would like to analyse some temperature data and return the low value, once certain conditions are met. The scenario is once my test is at a certain stage (60), the outlet temperature needs to maintain a certain range once it hits a threshold. So I would like to be checking for Column N becoming 60, and then start analysing Column O once it gets below -33, and once that happens, return the lowest value it sees whilst N=60, in one cell, and the highest value it sees in another cell.

So for the attached data, it sees N=60 & O<=-33 from row 29, then checks O29:O51 (stage stops being 60 in row 52), and returns the low value that it finds in a cell.

Once O<=-33, it doesn't matter whether it becomes higher again.

Thanks

Copy of Test 36A 30.03.23 PASS.xlsm
MNO
1TimeDispense StageOutlet Temperature
2100
3220-4.600693
4320-4.528351
5420-4.528351
6520-15.76967
7620-17.69386
8720-18.33044
9820-19.18404
10920-19.63252
111040-19.8206
121140-19.8206
131240-19.8206
141340-20.47165
151440-22.61285
161540-23.78472
171640-24.33449
181760-24.52257
191860-24.52257
201960-24.52257
212060-24.03067
222160-23.85706
232260-23.61111
242360-23.37962
252460-26.50462
262560-27.27142
272660-28.06712
282760-29.62962
292860-33.01
302960-33.04398
313060-33.60822
323160-34.08564
333260-34.72222
343360-35.01158
353460-35.30092
363560-35.47454
373660-35.63368
383760-34.8235
393860-36.03876
403960-36.06771
414060-36.12558
424160-36.14005
434260-36.16898
444360-36.22686
454460-36.24132
464560-36.29919
474660-36.31365
484760-36.31365
494860-36.386
504960-36.386
515060-36.40046
525170-36.386
535270-36.22686
545370-36.08217
555470-35.9809
Sheet4
 
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Ok, how about
Excel Formula:
=AGGREGATE(14,6,INDEX(O:O,AGGREGATE(15,6,M2:M100/(O2:O100<=-33),1)+1):O100/(INDEX(N:N,AGGREGATE(15,6,M2:M100/(O2:O100<=-33),1)+1):N100=60),1)
And we're there.

Thank you so much. You've been extraordinarily patient in helping me. It is hugely appreciated :)
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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