In VLookup / Hlookup function the True parameter gives the closest
match with the search value but less than the search value....

i want to get the next greatest values of the Search Value.... how to
do it....

Example .....

A B C
5 10 15
6 11 16
9 14 19

If i use =Vlookup(7,[Array],2,0)/
=Vlookup(7,Array],2,True) ....
the answer is get is 11

BUT how to get it as 14!!!???

Please reply me at :

Hi

One way
=INDEX(B2:B4,MATCH(7,A2:A4,1)+1)

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Regards
Roger Govier

"getu32" wrote in message
...
In VLookup / Hlookup function the True parameter gives the closest
match with the search value but less than the search value....

i want to get the next greatest values of the Search Value.... how to
do it....

Example .....

A B C
5 10 15
6 11 16
9 14 19

If i use =Vlookup(7,[Array],2,0)/
=Vlookup(7,Array],2,True) ....
the answer is get is 11

BUT how to get it as 14!!!???

Please reply me at :

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If the values are sorted and if you are looking a match within the specified
values try the below...

In cell E1 enter the query number

=INDEX(B:B,IF(ISNA(MATCH(E1,A:A,0)),MATCH(E1,A:A,1 )+1,MATCH(E1,A:A,0)))

--
Jacob


"getu32" wrote:

In VLookup / Hlookup function the True parameter gives the closest
match with the search value but less than the search value....

i want to get the next greatest values of the Search Value.... how to
do it....

Example .....

A B C
5 10 15
6 11 16
9 14 19

If i use =Vlookup(7,[Array],2,0)/
=Vlookup(7,Array],2,True) ....
the answer is get is 11

BUT how to get it as 14!!!???

Please reply me at :
.

Hi,

Try this array formula, the lookup value is in C1 and the lookup array is in
A1 - B10

=INDEX(B1:B10,MATCH(TRUE,A1:A10=C1,0))

This is an array formula which must be entered by pressing CTRL+Shift+Enter
'and not just Enter. If you do it correctly then Excel will put curly brackets
'around the formula {}. You can't type these yourself. If you edit the formula
'you must enter it again with CTRL+Shift+Enter.
--
Mike

When competing hypotheses are otherwise equal, adopt the hypothesis that
introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the
question.


"getu32" wrote:

In VLookup / Hlookup function the True parameter gives the closest
match with the search value but less than the search value....

i want to get the next greatest values of the Search Value.... how to
do it....

Example .....

A B C
5 10 15
6 11 16
9 14 19

If i use =Vlookup(7,[Array],2,0)/
=Vlookup(7,Array],2,True) ....
the answer is get is 11

BUT how to get it as 14!!!???

Please reply me at :
.

and what if an exact match?
--
Jacob


"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

One way
=INDEX(B2:B4,MATCH(7,A2:A4,1)+1)

--
Regards
Roger Govier

"getu32" wrote in message
...
In VLookup / Hlookup function the True parameter gives the closest
match with the search value but less than the search value....

i want to get the next greatest values of the Search Value.... how to
do it....

Example .....

A B C
5 10 15
6 11 16
9 14 19

If i use =Vlookup(7,[Array],2,0)/
=Vlookup(7,Array],2,True) ....
the answer is get is 11

BUT how to get it as 14!!!???

Please reply me at :

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signature database 4830 (20100203) __________

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.

Mea culpe!!!
I posted in haste without thinking it through.
You are quite right Jacob - and your posting is the answer I should have
posted.

--
Regards
Roger Govier

"Jacob Skaria" wrote in message
...
and what if an exact match?
--
Jacob


"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi

One way
=INDEX(B2:B4,MATCH(7,A2:A4,1)+1)

--
Regards
Roger Govier

"getu32" wrote in message
...
In VLookup / Hlookup function the True parameter gives the closest
match with the search value but less than the search value....

i want to get the next greatest values of the Search Value.... how to
do it....

Example .....

A B C
5 10 15
6 11 16
9 14 19

If i use =Vlookup(7,[Array],2,0)/
=Vlookup(7,Array],2,True) ....
the answer is get is 11

BUT how to get it as 14!!!???

Please reply me at :

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signature database 4830 (20100203) __________

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