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    Hlookup on a returned number

    Evening all,

    I have a table of data

    I have a list of the top 5 largest numbers:

    =LARGE($AM$129:$BJ$129,1)

    These returned numbers are for example 531.32

    A title represents that number which I'm trying to lookup and have returned.

    However I seem to be unable to for some reason.

    I can get the Vlookup function to work but the Hlookup won't which I'm confused about...

    =HLOOKUP(AW81,AM129:BJ129,3,)
    It returns #REF!
    =VLOOKUP(AW81,AM94:BJ129,3)
    Returns a number a few away from 531.32....

    Any ideas why the Hlookup won't work the same way?

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    Re: Hlookup on a returned number

    Attach a sample workbook. Make sure there is just enough data to demonstrate your need. Include a BEFORE sheet and an AFTER sheet in the workbook if needed to show the process you're trying to complete or automate. Make sure your desired results are shown, mock them up manually if necessary.

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    Re: Hlookup on a returned number

    Hi

    a first step

    =HLOOKUP(AW81,AM129:BJ129,3,)

    would need at least 3 rows to read

    =HLOOKUP(AW81,AM129:BJ131,3,)

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    Re: Hlookup on a returned number

    this is the workbook or an example of anyway
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    Re: Hlookup on a returned number

    In G2, copied down:

    =INDEX($C$54:$Z$54,MATCH(H2,$C$52:$Z$52,0))
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    Re: Hlookup on a returned number

    bEAUTIFUL. cHEERS, I'VE LEARNT HOW TO USE TO AS WELL.

    tHANKYOU :d

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    Re: Hlookup on a returned number

    You're welcome...

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