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I'm having to work with very large data sets using vlookups.
e.g. I've 200k rows with an id in one sheet and I'm looking up corresponding values in a data range that's 20k rows and 4 columns in size in another sheet. I recognise there are probably solutions in moving data off into Access or whatnot, but hey, I'm here and I like Excel. so my question is can I influence the speed of calculation by how my data is structured in either the source or vlookup range? |
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