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I have copied my vlookup formula across 25 columns and need to reference 25
columns on a data tab. My first formula is: =vlookup($C20,'data$A$1:$a$50',2,false).... I need to changed the column lookup for the remaining 24 columns to =vlookup(.....,3,false) =vlookup(.....,4,false) and so on. Is there a faster way to change the columns #'s rather than manually changing them? thank you in advance! jane |
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