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This string returns #N/A:
=VLOOKUP(LARGE('Price List'!B3:B44,1),'Price List'!$C$3:$H$44,6,FALSE) First need to identify the LARGEST value(in this case the most recent date) then bring in corresponding data such as the next price-breaks. To find the 2nd most recent date and its price: the next line, would read: =VLOOKUP(LARGE('Price List'!B3:B44,2),'Price List'!$C$3:$H$44,6,FALSE) Its apparent I cannot do this in a single cell. TIA for any ideas. Pierre |
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