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Vlookup or index-match uses more memory?

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    Vlookup or index-match uses more memory?

    I use an
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    vlookup(something like that) that deters format mismatch (e.g text & numbers lookup values) and unecessary characters which kinda lags my work computer and sometimes I'm afraid that it will crash my computer and I'll lose all my files.

    I am thinking of switching to index-match if it somehow uses less memory or is there any other method to this?


    on a side note, how to countif the number of N/A and values in a list consisting of N/A and values?

    Also, how to lookup all worksheets in a workbook? This doesn't seem to be working
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    Re: Vlookup or index-match uses more memory?

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