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1) Your example contains no text month; just re-formatted dates<br />
2) Your example doesn't show how/where the minimum rate is to be displayed. &nbsp;<br />
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Please clarify.<br />
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-Glenn
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brilliant. I wish I could do that. &nbsp;thank you very much.
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Just have to practice with it a lot. &nbsp;Array functions are very powerful (and I've learned a lot from fellow experts here at EE).<br />
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Glad I could help.<br />
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-Glenn
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Hello,<br />
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How can I show the MIN per month in the attached but it is based off of text month and not digits?<br />
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Please see attached file. <br />
Thank you<br />
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Hello,

How can I show the MIN per month in the attached but it is based off of text month and not digits?

Please see attached file. 
Thank you

Min Month2

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