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I have a large database that continues to grow on a weekly basis. Within
this database, I have formula references using vlookup, but I keep having to adjust the col_index_num for these cells because the database keeps expanding. Is there a function I can use to specify the right-most column in the database instead of using a fixed column for vlookup? Ie, "farthest-right" instead of "M", so if the database extends through columns AK or LAA or beyond it always returns the column label of that right-most data column? |
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