help to complete a Holley Jet calculation using VLOOKUP

portcity05

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Hi I am need of some help to complete a Holley Jet calculation to determine a Jet change for a given weather condition using ADR (Air Density Ratio) from a Race-air Pro computer.
This is normaly a simple calculation but in this case we have to calculate a Jet change to include a drilled hole (non removeable Jet) and a removable Jet
(1) I need to find a way to extract the fuel flow from a Holley Jet chart.
(2) I need to find a way to extract the correct Jet size from the fuel flow on the chart.
The problem being the chart only contains whole numbers.
For example; The Jet chart reads as per below.
Holley Jet 80 flows 56.2 lb/hr
Holley Jet 81 flows 58.5 lb/hr
I need to get the fuel flow for a 80.6 calculated Jet size, the answer should be 57.6
I can get an answer if I add fuel flow calculations to the Holley Jet chart for every .1 of a Jet size
=VLOOKUP(B17,'Holley Jet Chart'!$A$4:$G$404,6)
But, I still need to return a final Jet size according to the new fuel flow calculation?
Again, the numbers are not whole numbers to find with VLOOKUP
I am hoping a calculation can be added to find and calculate numbers that are not whole numbers?????
I hope I have explained in away that I have not overcomplicated the question and totally confuse you.
regards Terry

Jetting calculation for a Holley carby with an extra hole above the main Jets (Jetting is compensated by changing the removable Jets only)</SPAN>
(1) Enter the Dyno ADR, Jet-A and Jet-B data</SPAN>Dyno</SPAN>Main </SPAN>Fixed</SPAN>
(2) Add the new Race-Air Jet-A and Jet-B to the chart according to the new ADR</SPAN>ADR</SPAN>Jet-A</SPAN>Jet-B</SPAN>
(3) Read the new Jet calculation according to the new ADR (green list)</SPAN>96.6</SPAN>80.0</SPAN>86.0</SPAN>
Main Jet - removable (A)</SPAN>Drilling above Main Jet (B)</SPAN> Main Jet compensated (A+)</SPAN>
Dyno</SPAN>Main </SPAN>LB/HR</SPAN>Flow</SPAN>Fixed</SPAN>LB/HR</SPAN>Flow</SPAN>Dyno</SPAN>New Main</SPAN>LB/HR</SPAN>Flow</SPAN>
ADR</SPAN>Jet-A</SPAN>Flow</SPAN>difference</SPAN>Jet-B</SPAN>Flow</SPAN>difference</SPAN>ADR</SPAN>Jet-A+</SPAN>Flow</SPAN>difference</SPAN>
96.6</SPAN>80.0</SPAN>56.2</SPAN> 86.0</SPAN>71.2</SPAN> 96.6</SPAN>80.0</SPAN>56.2</SPAN>Combined</SPAN>
ADR</SPAN>New Jet</SPAN>lb's per hour fuel flow</SPAN>New Jet</SPAN>lb's per hour fuel flow</SPAN>ADR</SPAN>New Jet</SPAN>lb's per hour fuel flow</SPAN>
Race-Air</SPAN>Race-Air</SPAN>jet flow</SPAN>difference</SPAN>Race-Air</SPAN>jet flow</SPAN>difference</SPAN>Race-Air</SPAN>Calculation</SPAN>jet flow</SPAN>difference</SPAN>
86</SPAN>77.4</SPAN>50.2</SPAN>-6.0</SPAN>82.8</SPAN>63.1</SPAN>-8.1</SPAN>86</SPAN>73.4</SPAN>42.1</SPAN>-14.1</SPAN>
87</SPAN>77.7</SPAN>50.9</SPAN>-5.3</SPAN>83.1</SPAN>63.8</SPAN>-7.4</SPAN>87</SPAN>74.1</SPAN>43.5</SPAN>-12.7</SPAN>
88</SPAN>77.9</SPAN>51.4</SPAN>-4.8</SPAN>83.4</SPAN>64.5</SPAN>-6.7</SPAN>88</SPAN>74.7</SPAN>44.7</SPAN>-11.5</SPAN>
89</SPAN>78.2</SPAN>52.1</SPAN>-4.1</SPAN>83.7</SPAN>65.2</SPAN>-6.0</SPAN>89</SPAN>75.5</SPAN>46.1</SPAN>-10.1</SPAN>
90</SPAN>78.4</SPAN>52.6</SPAN>-3.6</SPAN>84.0</SPAN>65.9</SPAN>-5.3</SPAN>90</SPAN>76.2</SPAN>47.3</SPAN>-8.9</SPAN>
91</SPAN>78.7</SPAN>53.4</SPAN>-2.8</SPAN>84.3</SPAN>66.7</SPAN>-4.5</SPAN>91</SPAN>76.9</SPAN>48.9</SPAN>-7.3</SPAN>
92</SPAN>78.9</SPAN>53.9</SPAN>-2.3</SPAN>84.6</SPAN>67.5</SPAN>-3.7</SPAN>92</SPAN>77.5</SPAN>50.3</SPAN>-5.9</SPAN>
93</SPAN>79.1</SPAN>54.4</SPAN>-1.8</SPAN>84.9</SPAN>68.3</SPAN>-2.9</SPAN>93</SPAN>78.0</SPAN>51.5</SPAN>-4.7</SPAN>
94</SPAN>79.4</SPAN>55.0</SPAN>-1.2</SPAN>85.2</SPAN>69.1</SPAN>-2.1</SPAN>94</SPAN>78.5</SPAN>52.9</SPAN>-3.3</SPAN>
95</SPAN>79.6</SPAN>55.4</SPAN>-0.8</SPAN>85.5</SPAN>69.9</SPAN>-1.3</SPAN>95</SPAN>79.0</SPAN>54.1</SPAN>-2.1</SPAN>
96</SPAN>79.9</SPAN>56.0</SPAN>-0.2</SPAN>85.8</SPAN>70.7</SPAN>-0.5</SPAN>96</SPAN>79.7</SPAN>55.5</SPAN>-0.7</SPAN>
97</SPAN>80.1</SPAN>56.4</SPAN>0.2</SPAN>86.1</SPAN>71.5</SPAN>0.3</SPAN>97</SPAN>80.2</SPAN>56.7</SPAN>0.5</SPAN>
98</SPAN>80.3</SPAN>56.9</SPAN>0.7</SPAN>86.4</SPAN>72.2</SPAN>1.0</SPAN>98</SPAN>80.8</SPAN>57.9</SPAN>1.7</SPAN>
99</SPAN>80.6</SPAN>57.6</SPAN>1.4</SPAN>86.7</SPAN>73.0</SPAN>1.8</SPAN>99</SPAN>81.4</SPAN>59.4</SPAN>3.2</SPAN>
100</SPAN>80.8</SPAN>58.0</SPAN>1.8</SPAN>87.0</SPAN>73.8</SPAN>2.6</SPAN>100</SPAN>81.8</SPAN>60.6</SPAN>4.4</SPAN>
101</SPAN>81.1</SPAN>58.8</SPAN>2.6</SPAN>87.3</SPAN>74.5</SPAN>3.3</SPAN>101</SPAN>82.4</SPAN>62.1</SPAN>5.9</SPAN>
102</SPAN>81.3</SPAN>59.3</SPAN>3.1</SPAN>87.6</SPAN>75.2</SPAN>4.0</SPAN>102</SPAN>82.9</SPAN>63.4</SPAN>7.1</SPAN>
103</SPAN>81.5</SPAN>59.9</SPAN>3.7</SPAN>87.9</SPAN>76.0</SPAN>4.8</SPAN>103</SPAN>83.5</SPAN>64.6</SPAN>8.4</SPAN>
104</SPAN>81.8</SPAN>60.7</SPAN>4.5</SPAN>88.2</SPAN>76.8</SPAN>5.6</SPAN>104</SPAN>84.1</SPAN>66.2</SPAN>10.0</SPAN>

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