Add Examples section to Help description for Calc's HLOOKUP function.

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          <paragraph xml-lang="en-US" id="par_id3146070" role="code">HLOOKUP(SearchCriterion; Array; Index [; SortedRangeLookup])</paragraph>
          <paragraph xml-lang="en-US" id="par_id3148672" role="paragraph">For an explanation on the parameters, see: <link href="text/scalc/01/04060109.xhp#Section9" name="VLOOKUP">VLOOKUP</link> (columns and rows are exchanged)</paragraph>
          <embed href="text/scalc/05/empty_cells.xhp#empty_cells"/>
+         <embed href="text/scalc/01/common_func.xhp#sectionexample"/>
+         <paragraph role="paragraph" id="par_id141612447324913">Suppose we have built a small database table occupying the cell range A1:DO4 and containing basic information about 118 chemical elements. The first column contains the row headings “Element”, “Symbol”, “Atomic Number”, and “Relative Atomic Mass”. Subsequent columns contain the relevant information for each of the elements, ordered left to right by atomic number. For example, cells B1:B4 contain “Hydrogen”, “H”, “1” and “1.008”, while cells DO1:DO4 contain “Oganesson”, “Og”, “118”, and “294”.</paragraph>
+        <table id="tab_id221612450364379">
+   <tablerow>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id271612450364379" role="tablehead" localize="false">A</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id301612450364379" role="tablehead" localize="false">B</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+            <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id551612452808535" role="tablehead" localize="false">C</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id251612452859597" role="tablehead" localize="false">...</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id751612450364379" role="tablehead" localize="false">DO4</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+   </tablerow>
+   <tablerow>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id711612450364379" role="tablecontent">Hydrogen</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id681612450364379" role="tablecontent">Helium</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+            <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id531612453345232" role="tablecontent">Lithium</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+        <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id951612452954067" role="tablecontent" localize="false">...</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+            <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id571612453039430" role="tablecontent">Oganesson</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+   </tablerow>
+     <tablerow>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id71612453081581" role="tablecontent" localize="false">H</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id791612453096630" role="tablecontent" localize="false">He</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+              <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id111612453384301" role="tablecontent" localize="false">Li</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id921612453115601" role="tablecontent" localize="false">...</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id161612453127250" role="tablecontent" localize="false">Og</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+    </tablerow>
+    <tablerow>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id491612453663656" role="tablecontent" localize="false">1</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+             <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id501612453736586" role="tablecontent" localize="false">2</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id421612453790984" role="tablecontent" localize="false">3</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id21612453805178" role="tablecontent" localize="false">...</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id961612453816419" role="tablecontent" localize="false">118</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+    </tablerow>
+    <tablerow>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id771612453688379" role="tablecontent" localize="false">1.008</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+             <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id281612453852664" role="tablecontent" localize="false">4.0026</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id431612453888389" role="tablecontent" localize="false">6.94</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id91612453914383" role="tablecontent" localize="false">...</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+       <tablecell>
+           <paragraph id="par_id461612453928537" role="tablecontent" localize="false">294</paragraph>
+       </tablecell>
+    </tablerow>
+</table>
+        <paragraph role="paragraph" id="par_id51612447346319"><input>=HLOOKUP("Lead"; $A$1:$DO$4; 2; 0)</input> returns “Pb”, the symbol for lead.</paragraph>
+         <paragraph role="paragraph" id="par_id291612447349416"><input>=HLOOKUP("Gold"; $A$1:$DO$4; 3; 0)</input> returns 79, the atomic number for gold.</paragraph>
+         <paragraph role="paragraph" id="par_id971612447352912"><input>=HLOOKUP("Carbon"; $A$1:$DO$4; 4; 0)</input> returns 12.011, the relative atomic mass of carbon.</paragraph>
       </section>
       <section id="Section18">
 <bookmark xml-lang="en-US" branch="index" id="bm_id3147321"><bookmark_value>ROW function</bookmark_value>