Index Function

ripdaman

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In my worksheet, what is desired is minimum value in Columns I, II and III from years 2017 to 2027 excluding zero. However, from years 2017 to current year i.e. 2023, zeroes should be counted as minimum values and should not be excluded. I am getting the values right using IFS and MIN function but the INDEX function shows the wrong year for Columns II and III but shows the right value for Column I. Please guide me.

Book1
BCDE
3YearIIIIII
42027000
52026000
62025000
72024000
82023701
92022940
102021423
1120207311
1220194106
132018143
142017615
15
16100
17201820272027
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C16:E16C16=IFS(YEAR(TODAY())<2024,MIN(C8:C14),YEAR(TODAY())>2024<2025,MIN(C7:C14),YEAR(TODAY())>2025<2026,MIN(C6:C14),YEAR(TODAY())>2026<2027,MIN(C5:C14),YEAR(TODAY())=2027,MIN(C4:C14))
C17:E17C17=INDEX((Sheet1!$B$4:$B$14),MATCH(IFS(YEAR(TODAY())<2024,MIN(C8:C14),YEAR(TODAY())>2024<2025,MIN(C7:C14),YEAR(TODAY())>2025<2026,MIN(C6:C14),YEAR(TODAY())>2026<2027,MIN(C5:C14),YEAR(TODAY())=2027,MIN(C4:C14)),C4:C14,0))
 

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Hi, try this formula for C17
=INDEX((Sheet1!$B$4:$B$14),XMATCH(IFS(YEAR(TODAY())<2024,MIN(C8:C14),YEAR(TODAY())>2024<2025,MIN(C7:C14),YEAR(TODAY())>2025<2026,MIN(C6:C14),YEAR(TODAY())>2026<2027,MIN(C5:C14),YEAR(TODAY())=2027,MIN(C4:C14)),C4:C14,0,-1))
 
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Hi & welcome to MrExcel.
It's not entirely clear what you are trying to do as this YEAR(TODAY())>2024<2025 is not a valid calculation & the year cannot be greater than 2024 & less than 2025 at the same time.
 
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Is this what you are trying to do
Fluff.xlsm
ABCDE
1
2
3YearIIIIII
42027000
52026000
62025000
72024000
82023701
92022940
102021423
1120207311
1220194106
132018143
142017615
15
16100
17201820232022
Data
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C16:E17C16=TOCOL(TAKE(SORT(FILTER(HSTACK(C4:C14,$B$4:$B$14),$B$4:$B$14<=YEAR(TODAY()))),1))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Hi, see the linked file for an another solution with simpler functions (INDEX, MAX, MIN, XMATCH)...

The formulas used in the table:
=MIN(($B4:$B14>YEAR(TODAY()))*(C4:C14=0)*MAX(C4:C14)+(C4:C14))
=INDEX($B4:$B14,XMATCH(MIN(($B4:$B14>YEAR(TODAY()))*(C4:C14=0)*MAX(C4:C14)+(C4:C14)),C4:C14,0,-1))

Index.xlsx

Index.png
 
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Solution
Hi, see the linked file for an another solution with simpler functions (INDEX, MAX, MIN, XMATCH)...

The formulas used in the table:
=MIN(($B4:$B14>YEAR(TODAY()))*(C4:C14=0)*MAX(C4:C14)+(C4:C14))
=INDEX($B4:$B14,XMATCH(MIN(($B4:$B14>YEAR(TODAY()))*(C4:C14=0)*MAX(C4:C14)+(C4:C14)),C4:C14,0,-1))

Index.xlsx

View attachment 87321
Thanks for the quick resolution!
 
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Hi, I am very glad that the formulas work.
If I have enough knowledge, I am happy to help at any time.
 
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