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Step 1: Creating a Data Table To use the VLOOKUP function with the drop-down lists, we need a dataset. The following picture shows a random dataset, with the ...
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Example 1 - Assigning Letter Grades in a Mark Sheet Through a Range Lookup with the Excel VLOOKUP Function The generic formula of the VLOOKUP function ...
Method 1 - Using the VLOOKUP Function to Lookup a Partial Text Match in Excel In the following picture, there is a table containing the marks in ...
Introduction to the VLOOKUP Function Function Objective: The VLOOKUP function is used to look for a given value in the leftmost column of a ...
In this article, we'll demonstrate how to use the SORT function or combine it with other functions to sort data automatically when data is changed later. ...
Method 1 - INDEX MATCH with 3 Criteria in Excel (Array Formula) The following dataset contains a number of Xiaomi smartphone models with corresponding chipset ...
Method 1 - Use of INDEX MATCH Functions across Multiple Sheets in Excel In the following picture, you can see multiple worksheets open in a single ...
Method 1 - Using the TEXTJOIN Function to Lookup and Extract Multiple Values Joined into Single Cell In the following dataset, we’ll extract the model names ...
Method 1 - Use of INDEX, SMALL, and IF Functions to VLOOKUP and Return Corresponding Values Horizontally Step 1: ➤ The required formula in cell C16 will ...
Method 1 - Using INDEX and RANDBETWEEN Functions to Get a Random Number from a List in Excel In the following picture, Column B has ten integer values ...
Example 1 - Sort by Single Color in Excel Step 1: ➤ Select the entire table. ➤ Under the Data ribbon, select the Sort option from the Sort & Filter ...
Method 1 - Using the Fill Series Option to Autofill Numbers We're going to create a series of numbers in multiples of 15, up to 200. Steps: Go to the ...
Here's a brief overview of SEQUENCE(5,3,10,5). To learn exactly how we got there, follow the instructions below. Introduction to the SEQUENCE ...
Here's an overview of using the VLOOKUP function to get a partial case-insensitive match within an array. How to Use VLOOKUP If a Cell Contains a ...
This is an overview. Method 1 - Using the FILTER and the ISFORMULA Functions to Extract Cells Containing Formulas In the datset below, Column D ...
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