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Min - second lowest number using non adjacent ranges

I understand the min formula as a standard and have created the below formula to find the min value across to non adjacent ranges

=MIN(G14:I12, K14:M14)

But what I need is to find the second smallest number but am experiences many errors

=MIN((G14:I12, K14:M14),2)

this returns the value of 2, and if i add indirect I receive an error, any thoughts on the correct way of finding the second lowest number from non adjacent ranges?

=MIN(INDIRECT(("G14:I12", "K14:M14"),2))

about 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo
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If you want second minimum number then could try SMALL() function. Try-

=SMALL(G2:M2,2)

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about 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Report
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