Difference between HLOOKUP and VLOOKUP?

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How can we apply two vlookups together on a single cell?
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by abisoye Sonubi , Information Security/ Risk specialist , Ecobank Nigeria Limited

vlookup-vertical lookup is when you are doing your analysis or comparison, along a row (hence vlookup).

Hlookup- horizontal lookup is when you are conducting ur analysis on a column.

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