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Lorry wrote...
I am using the vlookup function and need it to return the match for the next highest value, not the closest below the value. Example: *Value is 61 and I need it to return the information in column two below (.87) but it's returning .8, because 59 is below 61. I need it to move to the next up, 64.. Can someone help? 54 *.59 59 *.8 64 *.87 If your table were in C3:D5 and sorted in ascending order on the 1st column and your lookup value in cell C7, you could try =INDEX(D3:D5,MATCH(C7,C3:C5)+(VLOOKUP(C7,C3:D5,1)< C7)) |
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