How to find the least negative value in an array
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How to find the least negative value in an array
Requirement:
The user has a formula with an array of numbers. From this array the user wants to get the least negative number (the negative number closest to 0).
Solution:
=MAX(IF({-668;-576;-484;-393;-303;-211;-120;-29;62;153;244;335;426;517;609;700;791;885;977}<0,{-668;-576;-484;-393;-303;-211;-120;-29;62;153;244;335;426;517;609;700;791;885;977}))
Obtained from the OzGrid Help Forum.
Solution provided by KjBox.
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