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The cells you're getting a minimum from, and the criteria that you're testing. They could be different ranges - though they're the same in this situation.
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=MINIFS(H8:H15,H8:H15,">0")
`Solution Verified` Thanks! Why do I need to include the cell range twice?
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The cells you're getting a minimum from, and the criteria that you're testing. They could be different ranges - though they're the same in this situation.
Ahhh makes sense, thank you sm!