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✓ Published: 21-Mar-2015
✓ Published: 21-Mar-2015
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In Excel Video 174, I explained that one of the gotchas in VLOOKUP is that when you copy a VLOOKUP formula, the column reference doesn’t change.We used an Excel function called COLUMN as the column reference so that we could easily copy the VLOOKUP formulas.In Excel Video 176, I’ll show you a very similar trick for HLOOKUP.nnJust like VLOOKUP, when you copy an HLOOKUP formula, the row reference won’t update as the rest of the cell references do.Today, we’ll use the ROW function to
In Excel Video 174, I explained that one of the gotchas in VLOOKUP is that when you copy a VLOOKUP formula, the column reference doesn’t change.We used an Excel function called COLUMN as the column reference so that we could easily copy the VLOOKUP formulas.In Excel Video 176, I’ll show you a very similar trick for HLOOKUP.nnJust like VLOOKUP, when you copy an HLOOKUP formula, the row reference won’t update as the rest of the cell references do.Today, we’ll use the ROW function to
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