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by - delegate Adrian [1 post] (2008 Mar 18 Tue, 16:06) replyReply

Is it more advisable to use v-lookup rather than h-lookup or they equally as usefull

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RE: VLOOKUP

by - trainer Rich platinum contributer[755 posts] (2008 Mar 20 Thu, 20:51) replyReply

v-lookup is a vertical lookup used to find values in a column, h-lookup is a horizontal lookup used to find values in a table/row.


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