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For some great material (including videos) on the new functions see the Bill Jelen (Mr. Excel) site - [The VLOOKUP Slayer: XLOOKUP Debuts in Excel](https://www.mrexcel.com/excel-tips/the-vlookup-slayer-xlookup-debuts-excel/#readmore).
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**XFunctions** is meant to be a completely compatible implementation that covers the full functionality of XLOOKUP and XMATCH, but for the current version I expect bugs, especially in the advanced parameter cases.
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**XFunctions** is meant to be a completely compatible implementation that covers the full functionality of XLOOKUP and XMATCH.
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The add-in should work in all Windows versions of Excel, with separate 32-bit and 64-bit add-ins.
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If the add-in is loaded into a version of Excel that already supports the XLOOKUP and XMATCH functions, the add-in will register the add-in functions under the names XLOOKUP.FROM.ADDIN and XMATCH.FROM.ADDIN respectively.
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Getting Started
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Examples
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_(Note that the examples below were created before the `[if_no_match]` parameter was added to XLOOKUP.)_
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The [HelpExamples workbook](https://github.com/Excel-DNA/XFunctions/blob/master/Examples/HelpExamples.xlsx) contains a number of examples corresponding to the online help documentation for the respective functions.
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TODO
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* Decide whether to use the same names or different ones (e.g. "XLookup_" to make clear it's not the built-in "XLOOKUP" function)
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* Understand compatibility for sheets between real functions and the XFunctions version - internally the workbook knows whether a function in a formula is a built-in function or an xll function . . . how does it behave when loaded backwards or forwards?
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* Decide what to do when loading in an instance where the real functions are present
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* Clean up, add tests etc.
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* Fix up example books again, in a version where XLOOKPU is not yet supported.
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