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Formula “LOOK UP - Array Form” Automatically Looks Approximate Match Values First Row/Column

Now I am going to tell you how the LOOKUP “Array Form” works. This form automatically looks in the first row or column and returns a value in the same position what the first row or column says.

i] This formula only works if the values: number, text, etc…in the first column table have been sorted in ascending order.


*See they have been sorted from b, c, e, f and g

ii] If there are the same data values in the first column, this formula will return the value that match what the value in the lowest cell in the first column.


* Notice the returned value is 8 (Not 6).

iii] If the lookup_value is less than the value in the first column, it will return value mistake or # n/a.


* Because non "a" in the c column.

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