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The lookup value I'm using is from the following string.
=IF(C32<10,TIME((B32-(H24-J33)),0,0),(J33-TIME(H24,0,0))) The result of this string is being displayed as the correct time (4:00) but referencing it as a lookup value (=LOOKUP(J24,A8:A31,C8:C31) the result being displayed for the lookup function is the value for 3:00 not 4:00. I have a column renerating the times (the same basic string of functions) and 10 out of 12 lookup results are off by one hour? Only 9:00 and 11:00 are returning the correct values. All the cells are formated the same as well? Anyone have any ideas? Thanks, Jerry |
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