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Assuming there are no duplicates in your array,
enter as an array formula =SUMPRODUCT(((ABS(array-target))=MIN(ABS(array-target)))*array) otherwise use this array formula for the first closest match in a list =INDEX(list,MATCH(MIN(ABS(list-target)),(ABS(list-target)),0)) |
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