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Keith Budzynski
I am using Excel 2002. I trying to use a formula that
looks up the closest match, then returns the value one
column to the right. I tested it with the lookup value
(B1)on the same tab as the range (Column G) and it worked
fine. When I move the formula to a different tab and
change the B1 cell, the formula returns different values
that are not in the offset column.
{=INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW('MSA Summary'!$G$6:$G$323)+MATCH
(MIN(ABS(B1-'MSA Summary'!$G$6:$G$323)),ABS(B1-'MSA
Summary'!$G$6:$G$323),0)-1,COLUMN('MSA Summary'!
$G$6:$G$323)+1))}
Any thoughts,
Thanks,
Keith
looks up the closest match, then returns the value one
column to the right. I tested it with the lookup value
(B1)on the same tab as the range (Column G) and it worked
fine. When I move the formula to a different tab and
change the B1 cell, the formula returns different values
that are not in the offset column.
{=INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW('MSA Summary'!$G$6:$G$323)+MATCH
(MIN(ABS(B1-'MSA Summary'!$G$6:$G$323)),ABS(B1-'MSA
Summary'!$G$6:$G$323),0)-1,COLUMN('MSA Summary'!
$G$6:$G$323)+1))}
Any thoughts,
Thanks,
Keith