@gorflunk
Two nice features about INDEX(MATCH()) is it can do "left lookups", and can also easily be made into a two-way lookup by adding another MATCH() for the column number, making it an INDEX(MATCH(),MATCH())
@TheRedsharks11
Great job being succinct! High quality educational content without the fluff 10/10
@kanchanrawat265
OMG ur this vd help me alot in my test, u don't know how much happy I'm rn.😁♥️
@juniorethoko8315
A powerful index-match function made beautiful 💯
@markjone6600
Thanks man you are a life saver
@NekoYuraAzakura
Thanks!!! You're save me 🥹
@lordhomeslickity
NINE NINE!!!
@Anin8612
Thank you, this was very helpful.
@krrishparmarr
bro left Scully and Hitchcock 😭😭
@nazmussakib2078
Great
@M0M0TH3BEST
Thank you so much.
@xosxos3340
This is great! What if there's no match, is there an else funtion to return blank im getting n/a on no match 🙏
@zaidhajjaj2006
Brooklyn nine nine names lol
@Omer-xd6mq
Brooklyn 99 names?😂😂
@diegorodrigues3019
I tried but got spill 😅
@atherather7825
The number 8342 written 2 times need clarification
@theresiaalfareja8840
Why doesn't it work when I use the VLOOKUP formula?
@kalanitovela1468
Brooklyn 99
@Arrrp21
doesnt work
@jug525