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Is there a way to combine two named ranges, as if they were one, so it can
be used as an array argument in a lookup function? In other words, named array-1 (A1:A5) combined with named array-2 (A10:A15) would become one non-contiguous column (A1:A5, A10:A15) holding the continuous search values for a LOOKUP function. |
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