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I have used both the above functions in lieu of vlookup. I pickedup the formula from this NG. Can someone explain where both the functions can be used either individually and/or combining them. In which circumstances it can be used and all such stuff? I have gone thru the help file but in vain.
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I have used both the above functions in lieu of vlookup. I pickedup the
formula from this NG. Can someone explain where both the functions can be
used either individually and/or combining them. In which circumstances it can
be used and all such stuff? I have gone thru the help file but in vain.

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