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This is by way of a small XL grumble.
Every time I want to use Index or Match, I can never remember which is which, and always have to look it up. I thought I may be able to apply logic to help me remember. (So naive) When I use the index in a book, I look up a word (value), in the index (table), and get given a page number (reference). Why the heck does XL do the reverse? What good is a book index where you look up a page number to see what's on it? Am I missing something? Does anyone else get these two functions mixed up, or am I pathetically alone? Regards - Dave. |
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