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Hi All
I have a worksheet that interprets values from a #255-#0 number system and need to convert them to a 0%-100% number system and visa versa. #255 = 0% . #250 = 1% and so on. So I have made 2 columns of numbers, one for each number system so each value from one number system lines up (closely) with it's corresponding value from the other. Column R is 0-100% Column S is 255- 0. I am using this formula now: =IF(ISERROR(INDEX($R$9:$S$3094,MATCH(AV44,$S$9:$S$ 3094,FALSE),1))," ",INDEX($R$9:$S$3094,MATCH(AV44,$S$9:$S$3094,FALSE ),1)) The problem I am having is that the 255 - 0 column may not have the exact value I am looking for or visa versa, and the function returns a blank cell. How do I change the function to get the closest value either higher or lower than the exact number? At the most I am missing exact values by ..01. Can OFFSET be added? If so how? Thanks in advance! Bob |
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