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Old 04-24-2011, 06:00 AM
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Hi Udea,

It appears the value you are trying to lookup (151) is not in the dataset. You did not say in your post that the data you were trying to match did not exist in the data.

Also, the nearest match that is less than that is 149.8026, which is on row 58. I do not see why you would expect a match with the 142.9039 on row 7. You need to explain why the formula should match row 7 and not row 58.
To match row 58, the formula for D2 is:
=MAX(IF(A3:A122<=A1,A3:A122))
input as an array formula (Ctrl-Shift-Enter) and the corresponding value for E2 is found by:
=INDEX(B3:B122,MATCH(D2,A3:A122,0))
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