1 The helmet base form can also be used to create a napkin origami hat for a formal table setting. 2  Fold the bottom point of the helmet base 2/3 of the way to the top. 3  Then, fold this point back onto itself so it is touching the bottom horizontal crease of the napkin. Fold the bottom point of the helmet base 2/3 of the way to the top. 2  Then, fold this point back onto itself so it is touching the bottom horizontal crease of the napkin. 3  If desired, go over these creases with a travel iron to create a crisp look for your folded napkin. 4  Flip the napkin over. 5  Bring the corners together.
The VLOOKUP function is designed to return only the corresponding value of the first instance of a lookup value. But there is a work-around to identify multiple matches. Although VLOOKUP is not used in these array formulas, they are easier to understand and troubleshoot. Table of Contents.
Here is a very simple explanation of each parameter: 1  array-this is a range of cells that you want to return a value from. 2  row_num-the row number in array from which you want to return a value. 3  If omitted, the column_num is required. 4  column_num-the column number in array from which you want to return a value. The values in the lookup array must be sorted in ascending order, i.e. from smallest to largest. 2  0 - finds the first value that is exactly equal to the lookup value. 3  In the INDEX / MATCH combination, you almost always need the exact match, so the third argument of your MATCH function is 0.