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Was trying to Vlookup two columns on one tab, check it matched the two
columns on current tab and fill in value (Dept # - Acct # - $$$) using Vlookup. Thought I could do it. Ended up using the SumProduct formula that worked but do not understand what the heck it is doing with the "*" in the middle of formula. What was SumProduct doing to bring the correct answer. Prefer using VLookup but could not get two columns to work.. |
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