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highlight smallest non zero value from table in mathcad

AS_10538336
7-Bedrock

highlight smallest non zero value from table in mathcad

Hi,

can someone please help me?

I want to find minimum non-zero value, in col B and its respective values in col A & C.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 

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Werner_E
25-Diamond I
(To:AS_10538336)

As you are asking for a solution in Mathcad (I assume that you mean Prime), you should show the data format in Mathcad, not a screenshot of a Excel spreadsheet.

And you sure should attach your worksheet with the data.

 

Its a difference if the data is provided as a matrix in Prime or in a Prime table. The latter would basically mean that the data is in three different columns.

 

If that's the case, a solution could be

Werner_E_0-1682332448308.png

 

If the data is in one whole matrix like in Terry's sheet (which I had used   to avoid having to retype the data), a similar solution is possible using the column selector

Werner_E_1-1682330396357.png

Of course you could replace ORIGIN by the value used in your sheet (possibly 0) to make the expression look  a bit less ugly

Werner_E_4-1682330585526.png

 

Its actually a 4-step procedure as well 😉

Werner_E_5-1682332248631.png

 

 

P9 worksheet attached

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3 REPLIES 3

Hi,

It can be done in four steps

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Cheers

Terry

Werner_E
25-Diamond I
(To:AS_10538336)

As you are asking for a solution in Mathcad (I assume that you mean Prime), you should show the data format in Mathcad, not a screenshot of a Excel spreadsheet.

And you sure should attach your worksheet with the data.

 

Its a difference if the data is provided as a matrix in Prime or in a Prime table. The latter would basically mean that the data is in three different columns.

 

If that's the case, a solution could be

Werner_E_0-1682332448308.png

 

If the data is in one whole matrix like in Terry's sheet (which I had used   to avoid having to retype the data), a similar solution is possible using the column selector

Werner_E_1-1682330396357.png

Of course you could replace ORIGIN by the value used in your sheet (possibly 0) to make the expression look  a bit less ugly

Werner_E_4-1682330585526.png

 

Its actually a 4-step procedure as well 😉

Werner_E_5-1682332248631.png

 

 

P9 worksheet attached

ttokoro
20-Turquoise
(To:AS_10538336)

If you are using EXCEL conpornent, only output the data cells you want.

 

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