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VLOOKUP Function
is there a way to have a Vlookup function return the next largest value if an
exact match is not found? Currently, it will only return the greatest value equal to or less than the value? |
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VLOOKUP Function
Can you give an example? To me 'next largest value' and 'greatest value equal
to or less than' mean the same. There is no way to change the behaviour of VLOOKUP unless you write your own verision in VBA... "ashoulds" wrote: is there a way to have a Vlookup function return the next largest value if an exact match is not found? Currently, it will only return the greatest value equal to or less than the value? |
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