==DMIN(database,field,criteria)
=DMIN(B7:E14,"Price",B4:E5)
The example uses the DMIN function to find the minimum value from the field "Price" from records where the color is "Red" and the quantity is greater than or equal to 2.
=DMIN(B7:E14,"Quantity",C4:E5)
This example uses the DMIN function to find the minimum value from the field "Quantity" from records where the color is "Blue" and the price is greater than or equal to 10.
=DMIN(B7:E14,"Quantity",D4:E5)
The preceding example uses the DMIN function to find the minimum value from the field "Quantity" from records where the color is "Green" and the price is greater than or equal to 5.
=DMIN(B7:E14,"Price",E4:E5)
The example uses the DMIN function to find the minimum value from the field "Price" from records where the color is "Yellow" and the quantity is greater than or equal to 1.
=DMIN(B7:E14,"Quantity",B5:E5)
This example uses the DMIN function to find the minimum value from the field "Quantity" from records where the color is "Orange" and the price is greater than or equal to 15.
The DMIN function is used to return the smallest number from a field in a list or database. It requires the database, field and criteria arguments and works by finding the smallest number in the field that meets the conditions specified in the criteria argument.