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Vilhelm,
in your formula, is S2 a date? Or is the result of the formula a date (in which case dates are in column G:G)? OFFSET() will find reference a cell as an offset from its position, not its value. VLOOKUP() finds a value, not a position. MATCH() will find a relative position within an array. Thus, MATCH(VLOOKUP(...)-1, ...) would find the location of the previous value in the array. INDEX() will find the nth element in an array. The combination INDEX(..., MATCH(...)) is often used as a substitute of VLOOKUP when there is more complexity in the required calculations than VLOOKUP() can handle. Write back if you need something more specific or get stuck. HTH Kostis Vezerides |
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