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Hey group, I am an FNG to the group but have experience with Excel,
but I have hit a new snag. I am using Office 2007. I am familiar with Lookup, less so with H/VLookup, but I have what seems to be a reverse operation. At work we have a number of tables for a variety data and we are working on a "universal" spreadsheet, so current data has to stay in the same format. This said, the table I am working with now has two headers. The one down the side lists wire gauge. The one across the top lists conduit size, as is separated vertically from the data field I am working with. This data field contains quantity of wires per the size header that can fit into a conduit size noted per top header. I have the wire gauge as a variable and the wire quantity as a constant. I need to find the corresponding row, find a cell equal to or greater than the constant, and return the column header. Can this be done? Thanks in advance, Stogie |
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