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If the Xs can be sorted descending you can use: =INDEX(A2:B4;MATCH(C4;A2:A4;-1);2) provided the array is in A2:B4, the lookup value is in C4, the lookup range is in A2:A4 and the value you want returned is in the second column of the array (B in this case). HTH. /Sune "yhm" wrote: Hi, I have a list of values as follows: X Y 50 2 80 4 100 6 When I lookup the value of x=85, I would like the returned value to be 6 instead of 4. How do I do that? |
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