Formula to find lowest number greater than zero

sharky12345

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Guys,

Can anyone help me with this formula? I want it to show the lowest number greater than zero and ignorning blank cells but it is not working;

=MIN(IF(Database!$B$7:$B$5000=3,Database!$J$7:$J$5000))
 

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Guys,

Can anyone help me with this formula? I want it to show the lowest number greater than zero and ignorning blank cells but it is not working;

Control+shift+enter, not just enter:

=MIN(IF(Database!$B$7:$B$5000=3,IF(Database!$J$7:$J$5000>0,Database!$J$7:$J$5000)))
 
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