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I have this to be a problem also. If you reformat in ascending order ie...70
80 90 100 etc.. and re-try I think you will find that it will solve the
problem if you use:
=HLOOKUP(e5,C2:f3,2,TRUE)

Alternatively you can use:

=INDEX(C2:f3,2,MATCH(C5,C2:f2,0))

Hope this helps.



"tikchye_oldLearner57" wrote:

hello community
I setted up a table in this manner:

col = B C D E F
Row = 2 Mark 100 90 80 70
3 Grade a b c d
4
5 Mark 100
6 Grade d (lookup
result base on E5)

when I use the =hlookup(E5,C2:F3,2), I have the Grade = "d" ? can community

help to explain to me what is happening to my "hlookup()" ?

thanks community for explaining

:)




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