Vlookup Excel Best
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I have been trying to use vlookup for months now... Microsoft should find a way to promote such kind of videos, otherwise it is impossible to solve such functions by reading help etc. Thanks alot, very useful and I started using it right away in 5 mins..
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really good video please make more showing different functions I think your commentary was excellent you were not too fast or too slow in my opinion.
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Thank you!!!
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You talk to damn slow
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The interesting thing is that I've taken entire college courses dedicated to Excel and Office as a whole and none of them explained this topic as quickly and as precisely as you did.
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Thanks for posting this video. This is extremely helpful.
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Thank you for your video! I cannot imagine at this point how much easier you've made my life! Thanks!!
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Thank you!!
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The actual V lookup technique started too late. Too Much of an introduction.
Moreover, too many foghorns used.
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Excellent example! This just helped me out tremendously! Thanks
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It really helps...really. Thanks a lot for making it simple to understand
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Thank you. Very helpful and easy to understand. This will help me a lot!
May I ask something??
08LiLjosh 1 year ago
@08LiLjosh Yes you may.
rdjalayer 1 year ago
Why am i not getting the value representing the functions result when I click the return key? All i am getting is this: =VLOOKUP(F5,$A$4:$B$6,G222,FALSE), I can only see the resulting answer when i click Function Argument Icon above. Help?
sxy19154 1 year ago
@sxy19154 3rd
argument in your vlookup function, i.e. "G222", should instead be a number, like 2 or 3, that refers to the column that you want returned from the lookup table.
Hope this helps
rdjalayer 1 year ago
thanks rdj, i realize that was a typo that i posted, but i am still getting the same result. Is there a value that i should be passing to the Vlookup function? I have written the same samples from your video verbatim =VLOOKUP (F5,$A$4:$B$6,1,FALSE) Formula result = red I have column 2 in ascending order let me know what you think? thanks
sxy19154 1 year ago
@sxy19154 You need to select a column other than 1. Try 2 or 3 and you will understand what that argument means. Hope this helps.
rdjalayer 1 year ago