Working with different sources of data in Excel often requires us to populate the column of one table by looking up values for it in another table. This task also known as matching is easily accomplished by using Vlookup function. Below video tutorial illustrates the basic example of Vlookup use:
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very nice video tutorial. Just one question: You copied the population data into the base table only for demonstration purposes, right? As far as I know, this is not necessary and keeps your tables clean and tidy :-)
What I really liked about your demonstration was the verification part with the countif-function.
Dawood
- hi)
|79.164.123.xxx
|2009-06-01 16:57:07
Phil wrote:
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Hi there,
very nice video tutorial. Just one question: You copied the population data into the base table only for demonstration purposes, right? As far as I know, this is not necessary and keeps your tables clean and tidy :-)
What I really liked about your demonstration was the verification part with the countif-function.
yep, of course that copying is not necessary, i just did it to make my life easier ))
thanks for feedback!
jack
|80.80.20.xxx
|2009-08-19 05:22:34
Yes,
This worked well for me as well.
However I had a problem in my version of Excel when I used " , "
I had to use " ; " instead!!!
potter05
|Registered
|2009-09-05 05:06:58
Many thanks, your video tutorial was a great help, clear and informative
regards
N
DJ
- nice tutorial
|220.227.79.xxx
|2009-09-24 03:09:38
Hi buddy,
A very nice and demostrative tutorial. I am sure u must have worked hard on this....
Willemien
- VLOOKUP #N/A
|41.19.222.xxx
|2009-10-03 11:14:11
I have a source sheet which contains more that one row of the same data. I want to use a vlookup formula in another sheet to return the surname, for example. Could you please advice me on the formula to use?
Willemien
- FORMULA NOT CALCULATING
|41.19.222.xxx
|2009-10-03 11:18:15
I have a workbook with formulas that calculates correctly.Whenever I copy this workbook and open the copied workbook, the formulas seems as if it doesn't see any values as it returns "0" or #N/A, although there are definately correct values in the cell it is calculating from. could you please advise me what to do?
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