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I am using Vlookup to get a value. The starting cell value I have falls
between 2 different cells in my lookup. It is giving me the cell of lesser value but I need the cell with the greater value, What is the formula for this. I'm using =Lookup(b9,L22:L44). The value of cell B9 may be 16533 and say L30 = 16525 and L31 = 16540. How can I get it to return cell L31. Thanks Chris |
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