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I'm using the vlookup function below and looking for the value in C27 that is
closest (numerically) to the value in columns W and returning the corresponding value in X =IF(C27"","",VLOOKUP(C27,$W$2:$X$98,2,TRUE)) C27 is -0.818 and the relavent part in W:X is -0.97233 13 -0.91169 13.5 -0.85234 14 -0.79413 14.5 -0.73697 15 Using the vlookup as I have it returns 14, but the closest value is the one corresponding to 14.5. How do I get it to return the value 14.5. |
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