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I need to compare the value in a cell to a range of values, and select the
value in the range that has the smallest positive difference. If the index cell is 4, and the range has 1,2,3 and 9, I need the range to pick 9. I've tried to use =min(index no. - range), but that doesn't seem to work; vlookup doesn't seem to work, either. Grateful for your thoughts. |
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