Excel - Master VLOOKUP Function

Microsoft Excel is, without a doubt, one of the most commonly used programs on the planet. And for good reason. Microsoft Excel is so robust that it can be applied to almost any situation. From recording numbers to measuring astronomical data to launching satellites into space, there’s a lot that goes into it. I’m not making this up. Even engineers use Microsoft Excel for a variety of calculations, including the study of framed structures. The Vlookup function is used to lookup a value with a reference cell and retrieve the value from a lookup table list.

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• Finding the Return Value 05:15

  • 1: Finding the Return Value 05:15

• VLOOKUP Function on Employee ID 11:09

  • 2: VLOOKUP Function on Employee ID 11:09

• Creating Values 05:21

  • 3: Creating Values 05:21

• Combining Multiple Tables 10:39

  • 4: Combining Multiple Tables 10:39

• Example on Attorneys 04:24

  • 5: Example on Attorneys 04:24

• Example on Client Details 06:24

  • 6: Example on Client Details 06:24

• Updating the Result 07:15

  • 7: Updating the Result 07:15

• Continuing Adding Fields 06:57

  • 8: Continuing Adding Fields 06:57

• Common Problems 05:21

  • 9: Common Problems 05:21

• How to Check Formulas 07:41

  • 10: How to Check Formulas 07:41

• Conclusion 08:23

  • 11: Conclusion 08:23

It is a very useful and commonly used excel function. To find the value, we can use a table or a single column. And the whole lookup can be performed in a vertical region or using just columns. VLOOKUP operates in a very unique manner. The parameters used in VLOOKUP are initially perplexing. With basic explanations and data sets, this course will help you understand the formula as well as the parameters. This course is a detailed look at Excel’s lookup features, including (but not limited to) the ever-popular VLOOKUP, my personal preference, INDEX-MATCH, and the new XLOOKUP feature. It will not only provide you with a sound base in lookup functions, but it will also push you to think about and develop nested and two-dimensional lookup functions, which will greatly expand your Excel capabilities. You’ll be able to use lookup functions comfortably, conduct two-dimensional lookups, build nested lookup functions, use data validation in your lookup projects, and fix common errors by the end of this course, among other things.

• Students and Professionals.
• Excel user who is looking to enhance their knowledge of Excel and learn lookup concepts.

• Access to Excel 2010 or later
• Basic Excel skills

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