Retrieving the last value in a column is an easy task in a database, but Excel isn’t a database (even though a lot of people use it as one). Accomplishing this task is a bit harder in Excel, but only a little. In this article, I’ll show you a formula that works with a Tab...
If you work with chronological lists or daily updates, you might also track the last item in a constantly changing list of values. Fortunately, you can combine Excel’s INDEX() and COUNTA() functions to return the last value in a list by using the following expression: =INDEX(column, COUN...
Method 1 – VLOOKUP and Return Multiple Matches in a Column We have a table containing random names of several employees and their departments. We want to show the names of the employees in a single column who are working in the manufacturing department. If you’re an Excel 365 user, you...
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Hi all, First post to this site. Thank you in advance for the assistance! I am trying to setup a search box in excel. It is meant to do a text string search against all columns in a table, but return the value in a specific column if there are...
Enter the following formula in C13. =VLOOKUP(C12,B4:D10,3,TRUE) Formula Breakdown C12 is the lookup value, (Income). B4:D10 is the entire dataset. 3 indicates that the value will be returned from the third column(Tax rate). TRUE indicates that Excel will return a value if the look...
Excel formula match date and return value and then look in the previous cell I need a formula where it looks up the date and matches the start date with the date in Cell B3 and then divided the annual salary by 12. In the attached file I w...
If you have a range of data as following screenshot shown, now, you want to find the largest value in column A and get its adjacent cell content in column B. In Excel, you can deal with this problem with some formulas.Find the highest value and return adjacent cell value with formu...
Select a cell that you will place the returning value in, then type this formula =VLOOKUP("HR",TRIM($B$3:$C$6),2,0)=SUM(OFFSET(B1,,,ROW()-1,1)) Copy Then press Enter key to get the result. B1 is the first cell of the column you want to sum up the rows....
If an exact match is not found the largest value is returned as long as it is smaller than the lookup value. The LOOKUP function then returns a value in a column on the same row. The formula in cell C9: =LOOKUP(C8,B4:B6,C4:C6)Copy to Clipboard Example, Search value 1.71 has no ...