semi-colons

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    Please Explain this Vlookup Formula?

    I want to know why this vlookup formula works. Heres the formula: =SUM(LARGE(VLOOKUP(E9,$A$2:$D$5,{2;3;4},0),{1;2})) Here are my questions: 1) Why is $A$2:$D$5 in absolute reference? 2) Why are there semi-colons between the values? Why not commas? Book1ABCDE1ThrowerThrow 1Throw 2Throw...
    • killz
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    • absolute formula reference semi-colons vlookup
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Excel Questions

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