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Less Than MATCH()
 
Is there any way to use the MATCH() function to grab only values that
are less than the lookup value (instead of <=)? I've considered using
an IF() with ISNA(MATCH(**,**,0)) to setup separate conditions, but
I'm afraid of what it will to do my already long processing time.

Any help would be appreciated.


Teethless mama

Less Than MATCH()
 
Try this:

=MATCH(**,**,1)



" wrote:

Is there any way to use the MATCH() function to grab only values that
are less than the lookup value (instead of <=)? I've considered using
an IF() with ISNA(MATCH(**,**,0)) to setup separate conditions, but
I'm afraid of what it will to do my already long processing time.

Any help would be appreciated.



Teethless mama

Less Than MATCH()
 
Make sure your data is sorted in Ascending order

" wrote:

Is there any way to use the MATCH() function to grab only values that
are less than the lookup value (instead of <=)? I've considered using
an IF() with ISNA(MATCH(**,**,0)) to setup separate conditions, but
I'm afraid of what it will to do my already long processing time.

Any help would be appreciated.



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Less Than MATCH()
 
MATCH(**,**,1) returns the largest value that is less than **or equal
to** the lookup value. I'm trying to find the closest value that is
only less than my lookup. "-1" as the final parameter would probably
work instead, but I can't sort my data in descending order.


Billy Liddel

Less Than MATCH()
 
How about subtracting one from the lookup value?
e.g =MATCH(I2-1,G3:G12) assuming that the lookp array is sorted

Peter

" wrote:

Is there any way to use the MATCH() function to grab only values that
are less than the lookup value (instead of <=)? I've considered using
an IF() with ISNA(MATCH(**,**,0)) to setup separate conditions, but
I'm afraid of what it will to do my already long processing time.

Any help would be appreciated.



D Hilberg

Less Than MATCH()
 
=SUMPRODUCT( MAX( (A1:A10<YourValue)*A1:A10) )

- David Hilberg


On Jul 20, 2:43 pm, wrote:
Is there any way to use the MATCH() function to grab only values that
are less than the lookup value (instead of <=)? I've considered using
an IF() with ISNA(MATCH(**,**,0)) to setup separate conditions, but
I'm afraid of what it will to do my already long processing time.

Any help would be appreciated.




[email protected]

Less Than MATCH()
 
Thanks for the help. I think I've got it figured out now.



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