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Hi, I have data listed in rows, with columns A:E making up the unique
identifiers. I want to match the 5 fields and return the data in the next column. I could write a formula matching the 5 fields like this =INDEX(F:F, MATCH(A2&B2&C2&D2&E2,A1:A500&B1:B500&C1:C500&D1:D5 00&E1:E500, FALSE)) but it's kind of long. Is there anyway to specify the range A:E, instead of explicitly writing everything out? Thanks |
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