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Sorting VLookup vs Sorting SumProduct
How come I can sort a table with multiple columns of vlookup and retain the
integrity of the data but I can't sort a table with multiple columns of sumproduct while retaining the integrity of the data. Any ideas? Thanks! |
Sorting VLookup vs Sorting SumProduct
I've seen your formula in your other posting (but others may not have
done - why not include the more detailed description here?) Are you sorting the "Discounted" sheet? I'm a little confused, even after your fuller explanation in the other post. Pete On Aug 20, 11:40 pm, Lauren wrote: How come I can sort a table with multiple columns of vlookup and retain the integrity of the data but I can't sort a table with multiple columns of sumproduct while retaining the integrity of the data. Any ideas? Thanks! |
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