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The result of “VERT.ZOEKEN(F1;A:B;2;0)” is 113, that is correct.
Then I insert another column. VERT.ZOEKEN(F1;A:B;2;0) changes to VERT.ZOEKEN(G1;A:C;2;0). The changes (F1 to G1) and (A:B to A:C) I can understand. My question: Why doesn’t change the column number “2” change to “3”? (See attachment for screenprints) |
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