Lowest value in range of cells excluding this row

RobOrBob

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Hi all,

I have a range of cells that contain negative and positive values plus 0.

I am trying to return for each row the minimum value in the range including only those > 0 and excluding the current row.

I have managed a solution by returning the minimum value before the current row and that after the current row. But its horrible :)

Screenshot 2024-03-22 210315.png


lastRow (aka G1): 11 =MAX((A:A<>"")*(ROW(A:A)))
Col A = values
Col B = lowest non-zero value before this row
Col C = lowest non-zero value after this row
Col D = lowest non-zero value of col C and Col D

arrVals: =Sheet1!$A$1:INDEX(Sheet1!$A$1:$A$50,lastRow)
Cell B1: =LET(minbefore,INDEX(arrVals,1):INDEX(arrVals,ROW()-1),IF(ROW()=1,0,MINIFS(minbefore,minbefore,">0")))
Cell C1: =LET(minafter,INDEX(arrVals,ROW()+1):INDEX(arrVals,lastRow),IF(ROW()=lastRow,0,MINIFS(minafter,minafter,">0")))
Cell D1: =MINIFS(B1:C1,B1:C1,">0")

Any help appreciated!

Note:
The cells cannot be converted to a table.
There will be 1 to 50 values.
A value may be duplicated (including the minimum value).
It must use a formula and not VBA.
 
Here's a bit shorter one that I think also does what you want.

BTW, given that post #2 didn't actually do what you wanted, you might consider re-marking the solution post to one of the several others that seem to do so. :)

24 03 23.xlsm
AB
11.550.82
20.880.82
32.550.82
400.82
500.82
6-1.80.82
7-1.550.82
80.820.82
91.550.82
100.820.82
110.830.82
Sheet6
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B1:B11B1=LET(r,A$1:A$11,MIN(IF((r>0)*(ROW(r)<>ROW()),r)))
 
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