VLOOKUP function in Excel
– In this video on the VLOOKUP function in Excel, we’ll go over how to use the VLOOKUP function using an easy-to-follow example and walk through the steps to implement the formula.
How to use VLOOKUP Function in Excel?
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The VLOOKUP function looks for a specific value and provides a matching result using a unique identifier which is uniquely associated with all the records of the database.
VLOOKUP Excel Formula:
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=VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup])
Arguments in VLOOKUP Function:
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• Lookup value: It indicates the value in the first column of a table or dataset that you want to search.
• Table array: This represents the dataset or data array to be searched.
• Col indexnum: This represents an integer specifying the column number of the table array from which we want to return a value.
• Range lookup: This is optional. If the function does not find an exact match to the lookup value, it defines what the function should return.
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