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Old 08-02-2017, 06:33 PM
murfy69 murfy69 is offline for visible cells (filtered), how find value lowest than 4.00 and return the cell number Windows 7 64bit for visible cells (filtered), how find value lowest than 4.00 and return the cell number Office 2016
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Thanks for answering.


I tried exactly what you suggested.
Applied both formulas
Smallest # =MIN(105,A1:A44) = 1.90
Row # =MATCH(MIN(105,A1:A44),A1:A44,0) = 8

But when i try to hide a few lines like the line that has 1.90, the result is the same
Smallest # =MIN(105,A1:A44) = 1.90
Row # =MATCH(MIN(105,A1:A44),A1:A44,0) = 8

Any idea why?

thanks in advance
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