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Learning Excel Vlookup Function

Master data lookups in Excel using the VLookup functions.


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Price
£69 inc VAT
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Study method
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Duration
2.8 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed courses certificate of completion - Free

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Overview

Understanding how to use the most common LOOKUP'S will allow you to alter, retrieve, and analyse data in ways you've never seen before

Certificates

Reed courses certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included

Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed

Curriculum

23
sections
23
lectures
2h 51m
total

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Description

VLOOKUP is one of Excel's most popular features. This course has only one goal: to refute Excel's VLOOKUP function. Understanding how to use the most common LOOKUP'S will allow you to alter, retrieve, and analyse data in ways you've never seen before. Students would be experts after completing this Ccourse. VLOOKUP made its debut in 1985. It's been with Excel since the beginning; it was included in Excel 1 for Macintosh, which was released in 1985. Over the previous 34 years, VLOOKUP has been the first lookup feature learned by Excel users and the third most utilised function. In this Excel training course, you will learn by seeing the tutor perform the operation he is educating on as he illustrates how to perform these functions step by step. The first stage in the preparation is to understand references and how Excel handles them. After that, it would show how to use Vlookup before moving on to the next tier of lookup functionality. The most recent edition of Excel 2019 was used to build this course. All of the courses have pictures, and you may use these excel files to import and learn the formulas. Excel makes finding values in both rows and columns a breeze. VLookup functions are the more basic but nonetheless powerful counterparts to advanced functions that allow Excel users to search for data in a database-style manner. The importance of unique data IDs. This is an often overlooked component of Vlookup formulae and strong data structure in general. We'll look at what occurs when the two data sets don't have a unique identifier in common and how to solve the problem.

Who is this course for?

  • Excel users.
  • Working Professionals and Students.

Requirements

  • You should be familiar with Excel and entering data into Excel.

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