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Sandy Mann
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LOOKUP
Lookup will accept ROUNDUP() in its first argument:
=LOOKUP(ROUNDUP(4.5,0),A1:A5,B1:B5)
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"Andrew" wrote in message
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Hi,
I have one question concerning a Lookup function. Let suppose that we have
2 columns A and B. This function works fine and returnes a value from
column B which corresponds to a value from column A from the same row when
A value is EQUAL to my input (everything according to description in
HELP).
When we have a value which differs from values given in column A (for
instance: in A we have 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, but my input is 4,5) then LOOKUP
returns a value from c. B which corresponds to value 4 from c. A. It
rounds
down. I would expect lookup to return a value which corresponds to value 5
from c. A. It means I would like LOOKUP to round up NOT down. Is it
possible in LOOKUP function? Maybe another function should be used by me?
Thanks
Andrew
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