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The exact match mode is the mode parameter that Katie should use to look for an exact match of the searched data

Further Explanation:

The VLOOKUP function in Excel helps us search for and retrieve information from a particular column in a table and lookups a value in the left-most column of the table. It has two modes of matching.

Exact matching – When you perform a range_lookup, an argument FALSE is defined to mean that there is an exact match of the return value.

  • To achieve this, select a cell in your Excel worksheet
  • Type =VLOOKUP in the type bar of the Excel sheet
  • Select the value to look up and then select the data range
  • Type the column number that you want to search and then type FALSE
  • Press enter

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Answer:

FALSE

Explanation:

I got it correct on the test. They are looking for the "Value" which is "FALSE".

example...=VLOOKUP(H4,B5:E9,2,FALSE) // FALSE = exact match

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