Which function can you use to find the minimum value in a range?

The function used to determine the minimum value within a specified range in Excel is the MIN() function. This function takes a set of values or a range as its argument and returns the smallest number from that set.

For example, if you have a range of numbers and you want to identify the lowest number among them, you would write a formula like =MIN(A1:A10), which would evaluate the values in that range and return the minimum.

Other choices, such as LOWEST(), SMALLEST(), and MINIMUM(), do not exist in Excel as standard functions for finding the minimum value. While they may seem intuitive, they are not part of Excel's function library, which is why they would not yield any result if used. Thus, relying on the correct MIN() function is essential for accurately finding the minimum value in your data.