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LOOKUP in Excel
When I use LOOKUP I get the value returned that I'm looking for. However,
I'm having problems also retrieving the value in the adjacent cell. For example, lets say my lookup function is: =LOOKUP(C15,A1:A20,B1:B20) So, it takes the value in cell C15, finds the closest value in the the range A1:A20 (lets say that value is found in A8), and then returns the value from B8. How can I also get the value from B9? Thanks. |
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use VLOOKUP =VLOOKUP(C15,A1:B20,2) (this requires A1:A20 to be sorted in ascending order) if you're looking for an exact match with C15 and a value in column A use the following formula =VLOOKUP(C15,A1:B20,2,0) in this case the list does not have to be sorted. Regards JulieD "JDR" wrote in message ... When I use LOOKUP I get the value returned that I'm looking for. However, I'm having problems also retrieving the value in the adjacent cell. For example, lets say my lookup function is: =LOOKUP(C15,A1:A20,B1:B20) So, it takes the value in cell C15, finds the closest value in the the range A1:A20 (lets say that value is found in A8), and then returns the value from B8. How can I also get the value from B9? Thanks. |
=LOOKUP (C15,a1:a20,B2:b21)
The above will return the value in the adjacent (row+1) cell http://HelpExcel.com "JDR" wrote: When I use LOOKUP I get the value returned that I'm looking for. However, I'm having problems also retrieving the value in the adjacent cell. For example, lets say my lookup function is: =LOOKUP(C15,A1:A20,B1:B20) So, it takes the value in cell C15, finds the closest value in the the range A1:A20 (lets say that value is found in A8), and then returns the value from B8. How can I also get the value from B9? Thanks. |
Do you always want the value below what the lookup returns?
=INDEX(B1:B20,MATCH(C15,A1:A20)+1) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "JDR" wrote in message ... When I use LOOKUP I get the value returned that I'm looking for. However, I'm having problems also retrieving the value in the adjacent cell. For example, lets say my lookup function is: =LOOKUP(C15,A1:A20,B1:B20) So, it takes the value in cell C15, finds the closest value in the the range A1:A20 (lets say that value is found in A8), and then returns the value from B8. How can I also get the value from B9? Thanks. |
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