Here’s how I entered the formula. On the Destination workbook, enter=XLOOKUP(. Select a cell with alookup valueand type acomma. Now, go to anotherWorkbookand click on theSheet. Select the range with thelookup value. Enter acommaand select the cell ranges for thereturn array. Type in ...
1.1 How to use the VLOOKUP function with two conditions (AND logic)? The image above shows a data set in cell range B2:F12, the VLOOKUP function in cell D16 looks for both a value in column B and another value in column C. If both values match a third value on the same row is ...
The mechanism is simple. This function looks up thelookup_valueinlookup_arrayand returns the index of a first exact match. Then uses that index to retrieve the value fromresult_array. This function works perfectly with named ranges. Similarly use this formula to retrieve the value from each col...
Basically, when I use XLOOKUP formula (in List option of Data Validation) on an array it displays the "named range" INSTEAD of the data list associated with the "named range" (see attached spreadsheet). I temporarily solved the issue by using nested IF functions, however, I'm limited to...
Before we start using XLOOKUP, it is worth creating named ranges.The process can take seconds. We will get an easy-to-understand structure for the data set. First, select the range you want to name to create a named range. Next, locate the name box and type a name. Finally, press ...
Text not enclosed with double quotation marks. 9. #NAME? – Function Name Typo If there’s a typo in a function’s name, Excel will return the #NAME? Error. 10. #NAME? – Named Range doesn’t Exist The #NAME? Error can also be caused by an undefined named range in the formula....
The image below shows XLOOKUP with six arguments, but only the first three are necessary for an exact match. So let's focus on them: Lookup_value:What you are looking for. Lookup_array:Where to look. Return_array:the range containing the value to return. ...
(and struggled with) index and match or vlookup to perform complex lookups, then xlookup is a notable alternative solution. use the xlookup function when you need to find something in a table or range by row. for example, look up a product using the product id, or find the price of ...
In VBA using application.xlookup the function does not work with external named ranges unless those files are open when the function is called. However, Xlookup does return a result even when those files are closed.The problem I’m having is how to get the xlookup function to work in ...
Named Ranges used for "RowA", "RowB", "ColumnA", "ColumnB" allows the formula to sum a dynamic range of values (see attached). However, when XLOOKUP is nested like this within SUM, there is #VALUE! error. Actual Behavior SUM of nested XLOOKUP returns #VALUE!, even though each nest...