Reverse Vlookup Using Choose Function

[Excel Fox]

1. There is no need to reverse the order of the array elements in the first argument, provided you've used the required order in the subsequent arguments
2. CHOOSE({1,2},B2:B10,A2:A10) as well as CHOOSE({2,1},A2:A10,B2:B10) presents the values of column B first to the VLOOKUP function, and thus, using 2 as column index only tells the VLOOKUP function to return the value from the second element of each array combination

[Rick Rothstein]

1. There is no need to reverse the order of the array elements in the first argument, provided you've used the required order in the subsequent arguments
2. CHOOSE({1,2},B2:B10,A2:A10) as well as CHOOSE({2,1},A2:A10,B2:B10) presents the values of column B first to the VLOOKUP function, and thus, using 2 as column index only tells the VLOOKUP function to return the value from the second element of each array combination

Okay, so we are both saying the same thing. The only reason I commented in the first place is presenting the first array argument to CHOOSE as {2,1} just looked "odd" and "unnatural" to me (but you have to remember, I tendencies to be Obsessive-Compulsive, so things like that "bother" me more than it would most other people).