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In Excel 2007:
I've noticed that the VLOOKUP and the equivalent INDEX & MATCH functions treat .7 + .1 as something less than .8 Example: Given the Range... 60% A 70% B 80% C 90% D The formulas... =VLOOKUP(.7,Range,2) returns B =VLOOKUP(.8,Range,2) returns C =VLOOKUP(.8+.1,Range,2) Returns D as they all should. However, the formula... =VLOOKUP(.7+.1,Range,2) returns B. or, =VLOOKUP(.7+.1,Range,2,false) returns #N/A. Certianly work arounds are possible, however it would seem that this is an error on the part of Excel. Can anyone verify? How would one submit a bug report to MS if it's even possible? |
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