Excel Formulas doubts

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I’m in doubt and I don’t know if there’s any function like that. I have this table

 96.549
 160.914
 402.284
 643.654
 1.045.938
 1.609.135

and I have a place where I will see a result for example:

1.200.000,00

And I want that table to tell me the highest value after the 1,200,000,00 With the higher function does not work.

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  • @Math is not part of the scope yet. The vote is not clear. I did jump not to interfere, since I am in favor of the subject, but is not in the scope.

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    @Jorgeb. I don’t understand why you’re not in our scope, could you explain? In the vote it has three times more votes in favour than against, for me this is a clear sign that the majority is in favour of this subject.

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    Just like @Math, I also think that question is in the scope. I only saw that it had been closed today, but I voted to reopen.

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If I understand correctly you have a list of values

1
2
3
4
5
6

And a key value X. You want to return the lowest value that is greater than X. Correct? If X is 4, you want the 5.

Use the following:

=MÍNIMO(SE(A1:A10>B1;A1:A10))

Calculate the minimum element in the list of elements that are larger than B1.

But important: This is a matrix formula. When you finish typing press Ctrl+Shift+Enter instead of just Enter.

Source: http://spreadsheets.about.com/od/excel2010functions/qt/2010-04-26-excel-2010-max-function.htm

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    Further information on matrix formulas: http://www.ambienteoffice.com.br/excel/formulas_matriciais/

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