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    Index Match formula to skip blanks and return next greatest value

    In the attached file, I have a index match formula in cell E1 to return an approximate value from the data set to first match the closest date to the date entered in cell B1 without going over, then matches the closest interval within the row without going over the interval entered in cell B2 and skipping blank cells. I want to change part of the formula to find the nearest interval without going under the interval entered in cell B2 and skipping blanks. In short, I want the formula in cell E1, to return the 5% from cell E10 instead of the 3% from cell C10 with the current inputs I have entered in cells B1 & B2. Any help would be appreciated.
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    Re: Index Match formula to skip blanks and return next greatest value

    So, I think the below should work for you, and should also account for scenarios where there are no valid entries for closest date

    below will finds closest position in the matrix, populated with a %, that complies with B1/B2 criterion -- date taking precedence
    so, if for ex you removed contents of B10:F10 the formula will return 2.8% as it drops back to 27-Mar records, if you then clear D9 it would return 2.7% etc.


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    as noted above this does not require Array entry.
    Last edited by XLent; 03-06-2019 at 05:45 AM. Reason: reworded narrative to provide steps to illustrate how it will recalc

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    Re: Index Match formula to skip blanks and return next greatest value

    Thank you. Works great!

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