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Locate first number that exceeds reference value
How can I find the first entry in a row of unsorted data that exceeds a
reference value, eg: Reference Value: 45.57 Data: 45.54 45.56 45.32 45.5 45.42 45.35 45.61 45.4 44.97 45 45.65 44.55 The answer should be 7 (45.61) |
Locate first number that exceeds reference value
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=MATCH(TRUE,A1:L145.57,0) and =INDEX(A1:L1,MATCH(TRUE,A1:L145.57,0)) Both formulas need to be confirmed with CONTROL+SHIFT+ENTER, not just ENTER. Adjust the range accordingly. Hope this helps! In article , "Nick Krill" wrote: How can I find the first entry in a row of unsorted data that exceeds a reference value, eg: Reference Value: 45.57 Data: 45.54 45.56 45.32 45.5 45.42 45.35 45.61 45.4 44.97 45 45.65 44.55 The answer should be 7 (45.61) |
Locate first number that exceeds reference value
On Thu, 5 Jan 2006 12:51:04 -0800, "Nick Krill"
wrote: How can I find the first entry in a row of unsorted data that exceeds a reference value, eg: Reference Value: 45.57 Data: 45.54 45.56 45.32 45.5 45.42 45.35 45.61 45.4 44.97 45 45.65 44.55 The answer should be 7 (45.61) You really should try to keep your threads together. What was the matter with the response I posted last night? --ron |
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