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Report Max and Min values from columns in excel which also may have "#NULL!"

I want Excel to place the maximum and minimum of 4 columns into a high and low column. However, my data include #NULL! for some rows/columns. If I just use MAX or MIN, the Excel populates the #NULL! and errors. How can I do conditional formatting to remove the "#NULL!" as an option that Excel is looking at and still get a high or low?

Data example:
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>Solution :

You can use the maxifs and minifs function

if the data is in range b1:b6

=MINIFS(B1:B6, B1:B6,"<>'#NULL'")

or

=MAXIFS(B1:B6, B1:B6,"<>'#NULL'")

should give your result

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