Fortunately, Excel has a built-in function called “GETPIVOTDATA,” which can help in such cases. Unlike VLOOKUP, the GETPIVOTDATA function does not rely on cell ranges to look up values. Instead, it uses specific criteria to return accurate results, even if the table changes. For instance...
the employee's name is stored in column A and the salary is stored in column C, we can use the following formula to find the salary corresponding to the employee "Zhang SAN" : =VLOOKUP(" Zhang SAN ", A:C, 3, FALSE). The meaning of this formula is to find "Zhang SAN" in ...
In case of spreadsheet protected, when I open my workbook the cell return the error #VALUE! How we can solve this problem? Reply 0 0 skyyang Frank Man about 3 years ago #32380 Hello, Frank, After inserting the code, you should save your workbook as Excel Macro-Enabled Workbook f...
meaning that it will treat uppercase and lowercase letters as the same. However, if your data includes leading or trailing spaces, Vlookup may not be able to match the values correctly. To avoid this, you can use the “Trim” function in Excel to remove any leading or trailing spaces from...
I guess every Excel user knows what function performs a vertical lookup in Excel. Right, it's VLOOKUP. However, very few people are aware that Excel's VLOOKUP is case-insensitive, meaning it treats lowercase and UPPERCASE letters as the same characters. Here's a quick example that demonstrat...
meaning that it searches a column of data. VLOOKUP only returns data from columns to the right of the lookup value. Despite being limited to the vertical orientation, VLOOKUP is an essential tool that makes other Excel tasks easier. VLOOKUP can come in handy when you'recalculating your GPAor...
If Vlookup results in the #N/A error, the formula returns "No", meaning the lookup value is not found in the lookup list. If the match is found, "Yes" is returned. For example: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2,$D$2:$D$4,1,FALSE)),"No","Yes") ...
Now, let’s look into the meaning behind each argument before we go through examples: Lookup_value The value to lookup in the leftmost column of a table. Table_array The range of cells that contains the data. Col_index_num The number of the column in the table, from which the matching...
(9823) in the first column of the table, the formula in B21 would have returned a #N/A error, meaning Excel couldn't return a value from the function. Remember, of course, that the exact parameter is optional, and defaults to 0 if you don't include it, so in this case we could...
In ->$B$5:$C$8=The Array Data Table. 2=Returns the value in the same row from the second column of the table array. TRUE=Returns an approximate match However, the population of the “South Region” isnotreturned. The problem is thatVLOOKUPperforms range-wise, meaning it scans down th...