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Excel VLOOKUP is one of the most important functions because everyone needs to look stuff up. Not only that, but if you want to get a job, you must know VLOOKUP.
In this video learn everything you need to know about VLOOKUP in 1 video.
Here are the topics (minute marks jump you to that part of the video):
1. VLOOKUP = V = Vertical ( min)
2. Why so common? Because everyone needs to look stuff up ( 00:43 min)
3. VLOOKUP Delivers a value to a cell: Extract Match ( 2:37 min)
4. VLOOKUP #N/A and IFERROR or IF ( 5:25 min)
5. VLOOKUP and Data Validation ( 8:10 min)
6. VLOOKUP with Named Range ( 10:34 min)
7. VLOOKUP as Formula Element ( 17:24 min)
8. HLOOKUP = H = Horizontal ( 18:25 min)
9. VLOOKUP Delivers a value to a cell: Approximate Match ( 19:40 min)
10. VLOOKUP with table on different sheet ( 24:00 min)
11. VLOOKUP with table in different workbook ( 25:56 min)
12. Show Full Record: Numbers above column header ( 27:15 min)
13. Show Full Record horizontally: COLUMNS Function ( 30:20 min)
14. Show Full Record vertically: ROWS Function ( 32:28 min)
15. Show Full Record: MATCH Functions ( 33:40 min)
16. Two Lookup Values: Add join column as first column in table ( 35:40 min)
17. Two Lookup Values: Join columns in formula and use CHOOSE function ( 38:50 min)
18. Partial Text Lookup: LEFT and SEARCH Functions ( 43:22 min)
19. Partial Text Lookup: MID Function ( 45:37 min)
20. Partial Text Lookup: RIGHT Function ( 48:08 min)
21. TRIM and VLOOKUP: Space in lookup value ( 48:57 min)
22. TRIM and VLOOKUP: Space in 1st column of table ( 51:03 min)
23. VLOOKUP with 3 lookup tables: CHOOSE Function ( 53:20 min)
24. VLOOKUP: Two Way Lookup with VLOOKUP and MATCH ( 58:36 min)
25. VLOOKUP: Variable Tax Rate, 3 VLOOKUPS in one formula ( 1:00:18 min)
26. VLOOKUP and Table feature for Dynamic ranges ( 1:05:17 min)
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Learn how to:
1. See how to avoid the default VLOOKUP behavior and instead find a value in the first column of the lookup table that is closest to the lookup Value.
2. Because the increment between the values in the first column of the lookup table are the same, we can round to the nearest 0.25 using MROUND or ROUND functions and force the VLOOKUP to find the nearest value instead of the default behavior” between two values”
3. See how to use MROUND function to round the lookup value so you can find the nearest value in the first column of the lookup column
4. See how to use ROUND function to round the lookup value so you can find the nearest value in the first column of the lookup column
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