Sorry, but there is nothing yet known as a replacement for multiple columns.


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Speaking about multiple columns, one probably shouldn't forget about vlookup.

Other search terms related to multiple columns and their ratings are:
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★ group by
You have in mind a companion for multiple columns and it is not yet here? Propose!



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