Excel, MINIF / MAXIF formula
I am trying to do something similar to a Averageif with max and min.
Current formula :
=IF(J15<0,MAX('CS+MS'!C:C),MIN('CS+MS'!C:C))
When I'm looking in CS+MS Sheet I want to do something like averageif where I can search column B for a word then return column C.
Is this possble?
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I am trying to do something similar to a Averageif with max and min.
Current formula :
=IF(J15<0,MAX('CS+MS'!C:C),MIN('CS+MS'!C:C))
When I'm looking in CS+MS Sheet I want to do something like averageif where I can search column B for a word then return column C.
Is this possble?
excel
asked Nov 20 at 20:17
excelguy
79119
add a comment |
I am trying to do something similar to a Averageif with max and min.
Current formula :
=IF(J15<0,MAX('CS+MS'!C:C),MIN('CS+MS'!C:C))
When I'm looking in CS+MS Sheet I want to do something like averageif where I can search column B for a word then return column C.
Is this possble?
excel
asked Nov 20 at 20:17
excelguy
79119
I am trying to do something similar to a Averageif with max and min.
Current formula :
=IF(J15<0,MAX('CS+MS'!C:C),MIN('CS+MS'!C:C))
When I'm looking in CS+MS Sheet I want to do something like averageif where I can search column B for a word then return column C.
Is this possble?
excel
excel
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asked Nov 20 at 20:17
excelguy
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asked Nov 20 at 20:17
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If you have OFFICE 365:
=IF(J15<0,MAXIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"),MINIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"))
IF You have Excel 2010 or later:
=IF(J15<0,AGGREGATE(14,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1),AGGREGATE(15,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1))
If neither use this array formula:
=IF(J15<0,MAX(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)),MIN(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)))
Being an array formula one must use Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
answered Nov 20 at 20:18
Scott Craner
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no office 365 :(
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:19
@excelguy time to upgrade, but see edit.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:22
Thanks scott, but what if I want to do max? will this also work the same way? or do I reverse the aggregates?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:28
The first criteria in the aggregate tell it what it is.14is Large and15is Small.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:30
So I would just switch these up in the aggregate function?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:36
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If you have OFFICE 365:
=IF(J15<0,MAXIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"),MINIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"))
IF You have Excel 2010 or later:
=IF(J15<0,AGGREGATE(14,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1),AGGREGATE(15,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1))
If neither use this array formula:
=IF(J15<0,MAX(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)),MIN(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)))
Being an array formula one must use Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
answered Nov 20 at 20:18
Scott Craner
88.4k82449
no office 365 :(
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:19
@excelguy time to upgrade, but see edit.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:22
Thanks scott, but what if I want to do max? will this also work the same way? or do I reverse the aggregates?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:28
The first criteria in the aggregate tell it what it is.14is Large and15is Small.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:30
So I would just switch these up in the aggregate function?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:36
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If you have OFFICE 365:
=IF(J15<0,MAXIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"),MINIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"))
IF You have Excel 2010 or later:
=IF(J15<0,AGGREGATE(14,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1),AGGREGATE(15,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1))
If neither use this array formula:
=IF(J15<0,MAX(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)),MIN(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)))
Being an array formula one must use Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
answered Nov 20 at 20:18
Scott Craner
88.4k82449
no office 365 :(
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:19
@excelguy time to upgrade, but see edit.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:22
Thanks scott, but what if I want to do max? will this also work the same way? or do I reverse the aggregates?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:28
The first criteria in the aggregate tell it what it is.14is Large and15is Small.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:30
So I would just switch these up in the aggregate function?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:36
|
show 1 more comment
If you have OFFICE 365:
=IF(J15<0,MAXIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"),MINIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"))
IF You have Excel 2010 or later:
=IF(J15<0,AGGREGATE(14,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1),AGGREGATE(15,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1))
If neither use this array formula:
=IF(J15<0,MAX(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)),MIN(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)))
Being an array formula one must use Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
answered Nov 20 at 20:18
Scott Craner
88.4k82449
If you have OFFICE 365:
=IF(J15<0,MAXIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"),MINIFS('CS+MS'!C:C,'CS+MS'!B:B,"SomeString"))
IF You have Excel 2010 or later:
=IF(J15<0,AGGREGATE(14,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1),AGGREGATE(15,7,'CS+MS'!C:C/('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString"),1))
If neither use this array formula:
=IF(J15<0,MAX(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)),MIN(IF('CS+MS'!B:B="SomeString",'CS+MS'!C:C)))
Being an array formula one must use Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of Enter when exiting edit mode.
answered Nov 20 at 20:18
Scott Craner
88.4k82449
edited Nov 20 at 20:20
answered Nov 20 at 20:18
Scott Craner
88.4k82449
answered Nov 20 at 20:18
Scott Craner
88.4k82449
answered Nov 20 at 20:18
Scott Craner
88.4k82449
88.4k82449
no office 365 :(
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:19
@excelguy time to upgrade, but see edit.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:22
Thanks scott, but what if I want to do max? will this also work the same way? or do I reverse the aggregates?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:28
The first criteria in the aggregate tell it what it is.14is Large and15is Small.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:30
So I would just switch these up in the aggregate function?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:36
|
show 1 more comment
no office 365 :(
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:19
@excelguy time to upgrade, but see edit.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:22
Thanks scott, but what if I want to do max? will this also work the same way? or do I reverse the aggregates?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:28
The first criteria in the aggregate tell it what it is.14is Large and15is Small.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:30
So I would just switch these up in the aggregate function?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:36
no office 365 :(
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:19
no office 365 :(
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:19
@excelguy time to upgrade, but see edit.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:22
@excelguy time to upgrade, but see edit.
– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:22
Thanks scott, but what if I want to do max? will this also work the same way? or do I reverse the aggregates?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:28
Thanks scott, but what if I want to do max? will this also work the same way? or do I reverse the aggregates?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:28
The first criteria in the aggregate tell it what it is.
14 is Large and 15 is Small.– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:30
The first criteria in the aggregate tell it what it is.
14 is Large and 15 is Small.– Scott Craner
Nov 20 at 20:30
So I would just switch these up in the aggregate function?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:36
So I would just switch these up in the aggregate function?
– excelguy
Nov 20 at 20:36
|
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