Overview
Syllabus
) Introduction.
) Should we use IF or VLOOKUP?.
) What does VLOOKUP do?.
) Examples of Lookup Tables.
) What does “V” in VLOOKUP mean?.
) Formula 1: Exact Match VLOOKUP to get Product Price & Data Validation Dropdown List: =VLOOKUP(E23,A23:C27,3,0).
) VLOOKUP can do 2 different tyoes of Lookup.
) Formula 2: Exact Match VLOOKUP to get Product Price for an Invoice: =VLOOKUP(A41,$A$23:$C$27,3,0).
) Add Data Validation List to a cell to create a drop-down list of valid lookup values for VLOOKUP Function.
) Formula 3: Approximate Match VLOOKUP to get a Bonus Commission %: =VLOOKUP(B21,$F$21:$G$27,2).
) Formula 4: Approximate Match VLOOKUP to get a Bonus Commission % & Calculate Bonus Amount: =VLOOKUP(B33,$F$21:$G$27,2)*B33.
) What VLOOKUP Does: Puts 1 of multiple things into a cell or formula..
) Formula 5: Exact Match VLOOKUP to get Employee E-mail and Phone Number: =VLOOKUP(A16,A2:I11,6,0).
) Formula 6: Exact Match VLOOKUP to List of Employee Salaries: =VLOOKUP(A23,$A$2:$I$11,9,0).
) Formula 7: Approximate Match VLOOKUP to get Tax Amount: =VLOOKUP(D4,A4:B8,2).
) Formula 8: Approximate Match VLOOKUP to get Commission Amount for Payroll Table: =VLOOKUP(E13,$A$13:$B$17,2).
) Formula 9: Approximate Match VLOOKUP to get Commission Amount for Payroll Table: =VLOOKUP(E4,$H$4:$I$9,2).
) Summary - Conclusion.
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