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Excel - Lookup Functions - INDEX and MATCH Combo
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Excel - Lookup Functions - INDEX and MATCH Combo
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Why is INDEX with MATCH often preferred over VLOOKUP?
It can search both horizontally and vertically
It is faster than VLOOKUP
It doesn’t require the lookup column to be the first column
All of the above
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