=MIN(A1:A5)?The MIN function in Google Sheets ignores text values and finds the smallest number in the range. Here, it ignores "apple" and "banana" and returns 5.
=MAX(B1:B4) return?Among negative numbers, the one closest to zero is the largest. Here, -1 is the largest number.
Option B uses FILTER to exclude zeros, then MAX finds the largest value. Option B includes zeros. Option B returns text which causes error. Option B is incomplete and causes error.
Option A filters out blank cells before calculating MAX and MIN, so the difference is accurate. Option A includes blanks which are ignored but can cause issues if blanks are text. Option A is an array formula missing ARRAYFORMULA wrapper and will error. Option A adds blank count incorrectly.
=MIN(MAX(E1:E7), 8)?MAX(E1:E7) is 15. MIN(15, 8) returns the smaller value, which is 8.