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MAXIFS & MINIFS

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GemmaHayes

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Hi there, does anyone know if it is ok to use new functions such as MAXIFS & MINIFS in our solutions? I understand these are only available in later versions of MS excel. Thanks for feedback.
 
I believe there is no issue as long as it is available in the higher version of excel against the minimum requirement. But I would suggest to use simple formulae as long as possible.
 
Indeed - definitely no issue there. The most recent sitting included a calculation where AVERAGEIFS was the easiest way to do it, and a good number of candidates used that function.
 
Yes, it is fine. This is a standard function available in all almost all versions.
 
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