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1:02 AM
So I am trying to determine what this particular concept is called in Excel. Say I have a column of numbers (1,2,3,4,5, ...) and on another sheet, I have two columns (1,2,3,4,5,...) and on the same row another cell that has values like (900M,901M, 902M, ...). What is the concept that will allow me to link 900M to 1 from another sheet? Basically I want the 900M number on the first sheet next to 1. There will be values like 905M which will NOT have a correlated number.
I could do this in C# without a problem but would rather do it in Excel if I can (less paperwork)
Just need the concept or the name of the function that will allow me to do that
 
1:15 AM
Answer: XLOOKUP
:-)
 
 
1 hour later…
2:19 AM
....Bummer spoke to soon
Worked in my test...
I ended up getting it working, I had not expanded the lookup far enough into results coloum
 
 
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8:13 AM
 
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2:34 PM
Does anyone know if the Windows 11 upgrade will always be free? Or will Microsoft eventually charge for it?
 
2:44 PM
@Michael the windows 10 upgrade apparently still works too
so in theory yes
in practice I doubt
 
Thanks
No real point in upgrading IMO other than the fear that Microsoft will eventually stop releasing security updates for Win 10.
 
 
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4:05 PM
I think it will always be free, as long as you're updating from a previous version of Windows
 

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