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Hi,
=INDEX(A1:A10,MATCH(D1,B1:B10)+(LOOKUP(D1,B1:B10)< D1)) where A1:B10 contains the table you posted and D1 contains the value to look up (eg 340). |
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Thank you, that works really well!
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Off topic: Congratulations Colin, just noticed you are a Super Moderator now... I was wondering how is Paul dealing alone with all the work
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