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vlookup up to the next increment
I was wondering if this is possible or not but here it is
I want to do a vlookup, but if the value that is question is greater that what it finds it would go to the next value. A B 1 30 2 25 12 3 35 10 4 50 8 5 65 6 So currently the formula looks like this vlookup(A1,A2:B5,2,true). With that formula it will give me a value of 12, but i want to give me the b10 value (10). Same goes if the value is 55 or 60, i dont want the returning value to be 8, i want it to be 6. I hope you guys can help Thanks in advance Andy |
vlookup up to the next increment
Hi Andy,
=INDEX(B2:B5,MATCH(A1,A2:A5)+1) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Andy" wrote in message ... I was wondering if this is possible or not but here it is I want to do a vlookup, but if the value that is question is greater that what it finds it would go to the next value. A B 1 30 2 25 12 3 35 10 4 50 8 5 65 6 So currently the formula looks like this vlookup(A1,A2:B5,2,true). With that formula it will give me a value of 12, but i want to give me the b10 value (10). Same goes if the value is 55 or 60, i dont want the returning value to be 8, i want it to be 6. I hope you guys can help Thanks in advance Andy |
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