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    The INDEX Function Allows You to Specify a List of Nonadjacent
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The INDEX Function Allows You to Specify a List of Nonadjacent

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The INDEX function allows you to specify a list of nonadjacent ranges as the reference argument, and then specify which of these ranges to use in the area_num argument.

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