Another typical example of Vlookup with If condition in Excel is comparing the Vlookup output with a value in another cell. For example, we can check if it's greater than or equal to a number in cell G2: =IF(VLOOKUP(E1,$A$2:$B$10,2)>=G2,"Yes!","No") And here is our If ...
I have simplified and added it here - hopefully it makes sense. It doesn't seem to be differentiating still between ones with values in that last column and ones without. So it's the formula in G16 I'm trying to work out. Basically if all stages are completed then we will...
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A VLOOKUP example with multiple values Use this easy illustration to use VLOOKUP in excel with multiple values: Retail worker Sarah wants to make a table using her “Helper” values along with the “Product,”“Region,” and “Prices” columns. She makes a table similar to this one by incl...
Tip.In a similar manner, you can replace VLOOKUP errors with zeros, dashes or any other character you like. Just use the desired character in place of an empty string. IF ISERROR VLOOKUP Yes/No formula In some situation, you may be looking for something but instead of pulling the matches...
Sub VlookupWithIf() Dim i As Integer Dim lookupValue As Variant Dim result As Variant ' 循环处理每一行数据 For i = 2 To 10 ' 获取当前行的查找值 lookupValue = Cells(i, 1).Value ' 使用If语句判断条件 If lookupValue <> "" Then ' 调用Vlookup函数进行查找 result = Application.VLookup(lookup...
We’ll determine which product has generated the maximum sales by comparing the sales figures with the MAX formula’s output. Steps: Select cell C21. Insert the formula: =IF(VLOOKUP(C20,B7:C15,2,FALSE)>=C18,"Yes","No") Press Enter. The following GIF compares the sales figures of the...
In the following example, the lookup value is100, but there are no values in the B2:C10 range that are lesser than 100; hence the error. Solution: Correct the lookup value as necessary. If you cannot change the lookup value and need greater flexibility with m...
Method 4 – Searching Data with VLOOKUP for Partial Match and Conditions Enter the following formula in cell C16 and press the Enter key. =IF(VLOOKUP(C15,B5:E12,4)>=E15,"Yes","No") Formula Breakdown: VLOOKUP(C15, B5:E12,4)>=E15 is the logical condition of the IF function here. ...
It also works with value to multiple values. The result is a boolean value TRUE or FALSE. E3=B3:B10 returns {TRUE; FALSE; TRUE; ... ; FALSE}. Step 2 - Filter values The FILTER function extracts values/rows based on a condition or criteria. Function syntax: FILTER(array, include, [...