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=LARGE(UNIQUE(A:A), 2)
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=INDEX(SORT(UNIQUE(A:A), , -1), 2)
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=SMALL(UNIQUE(A:A), 2)
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VLOOKUP retrieve data base on specified criteria from the most left column of the table, searching vertically down for a specified value.
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VLOOKUP stands for “Value Lookup,” which searches horizontally across the top row of a table for a specified value.
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VLOOKUP returns a value from the same row as the lookup value, but from a column specified by the user.
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VLOOKUP scans the entire table and returns the first value found that matches the lookup criteria.
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To permanently delete rows or columns
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B.
To format the appearance of cells
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To temporarily hide certain data based on specific criteria
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02 (Normal & Wide margins)
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04 (Normal, Wide, Narrow & Moderate
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03 ( Normal, Wide & Narrow)
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Create from Selection
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Data>>Text to Columns
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Home>>Editing>>Justify
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