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=INDEX(A1:A500,MATCH(DATEVALUE("2/20/2005"),A1:A500,FALSE)-1)
OR =INDEX(A1:A500,MATCH(B1,A1:A500,FALSE)-1) WHERE B1 contains an actual date or =IF(ISNA(MATCH(B1,A1:A500,FALSE)),"No Match",INDEX(A1:A500,MATCH(B1,A1:A500,FALSE)-1)) with some error checking "Buffett" wrote: I need to write a formula that will lookup a cell value in a table and return the value one cell above the look-up value. I.E. I would like to look-up the value in cell A220 (say it is 2/20/05) in table A5:A100, if 2/20/05 is in cell A10, I want to bring back the value in A9. |
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