Min Function question

singcbl

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I am using the min function to determine the lowest value among 5 values in Column A to E. I face a problem in situation where there is only one cell with value above zero and the rest are zero value. In situation like this I would like the result to show the non zero value. How can I do that.
 

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=MIN(IF(A1:E1000<>0,A1:E1000))

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