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Vlookup hassles
Hello,
I was wondering how to lookup values to the right , instead of left of the column with the known variable in it. This has me stumped! Also I was wondering if anybody knows how to use a vlookup function on a data table which has 1 column ascending and 1 descending. For presentation purposes the data must be kept like it is and the numbers used have many decimal places, so I cannot use the "false" range-lookup option, which has been suggested to me already. Thanks for your time, I will be very impressed if some one knows the solution to these problems as they have plagued myself and colleagues for many years. Cheers ALastair |
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Vlookup hassles
One way:
=INDEX(A:A,MATCH(J1,B:B,FALSE)) Looks up the value in cell J1 in column B and returns the corresponding cell in column A. In article , "Alastair" wrote: I was wondering how to lookup values to the right , instead of left of the column with the known variable in it. This has me stumped! |
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