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Hi udea,
Matching works best with a exact number. In D2 you can use the array formula (Ctrl-Shift-Enter): =MAX(IF(A3:OFFSET(A3,MATCH(MAX(A3:A122),A3:A122,0)-1,0)<=MAX(A3:A122)/2,A3:OFFSET(A3,MATCH(MAX(A3:A122),A3:A122,0)-1,0))) In E2 you can use the ordinary formula: =INDEX(B3:B122,MATCH(D2,A3:A122,0))
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