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Default Match, VLookup... who knows?

Welcome, glad you got it up over there

As for your comment ...
.. actually use the A1:A1000 method instead of A:A ...

it was implicit in the response that simpler entire cols (A:A) cannot be
used, otherwise I would have used it (entire cols)
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Dude, you so totally rock!

One thing for others to note: when typing the formula... actually use the
A1:A1000 method instead of A:A.... for some reason, the A:A method doesn't
work... found this out by not taking the free advice given to me by Max.

Thanks Max!



 
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