Perform a Two-way lookup with XLOOKUP Are you still using INDEX and MATCH functions to look up a value in a two-dimensional range? Try the improved XLOOKUP to get your job done more easily. XLOOKUP can perform a double lookup, finding an intersection of two values. By nesting one XLOO...
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 ...
Example 6uses theSUM function, and two nested XLOOKUP functions, to sum all the values between two ranges. In this case, we want to sum the values for grapes, bananas, and include pears, which are between the two. The formula in cell E3 is:=SUM(XLOOKUP(B3,B6:B10,E6:E10):XLOOKUP(...
The following example resembles with the first (Basic Lookup) example, with one difference: The return array has multiple columns, instead of one. Thus, a single formula returns all values in the corresponding row. =XLOOKUP(Name,Table15[Name],Table15[[HP]:[Speed]]) Two-way lookup You can...
Example 3 – Return Multiple Values by Applying the XLOOKUP Function in Excel We will find all the listed details for a given movie name. Steps: SelectCell C12and insert the following formula. =XLOOKUP(B12,B5:B9,C5:E9) PressEnterto get all the details available of thatmovie. ...
Drag the Fill Handle to get blank cells for the two values. Method 7 – Applying the IF, LET, and XLOOKUP Functions to Return Blank Instead of 0 Steps Select G5. Enter the following formula in the cell. =LET(x,XLOOKUP(F5,$B$5:$B$14,$D$5:$D$14),IF(x="","",x)) Formul...
6. SUM Values With XLOOKUP: When you are made to sum-up a portion of your data focusing on a target data, XLOOKUP can provide that by nesting with SUM function. From my set of data, I have to calculate how much the employee Tumul earned during the 2nd and 3rd quarter of the year...
Firstly, we will just take a look into a simple example that illustrates XLOOKUP can return values Vertically as well as Horizontally. Here, we won’t go into depth with all the function arguments as I’ve discussed them one by one in other examples. I’ll just use thelookup value,looku...
But there’s more issues. Consider duplicate values in the lookup column. With one duplicate, the following happens: Here, the second value is returned, which might not be what is wanted. With two duplicates: Ah, it looks like it might take the last occurrence. Testing this hypothesis with...
XLOOKUP Can Handle Situations with Missing ValuesAnother welcome improvement in the XLOOKUP function is that it has an argument that allows you to specify what it should give you in case it doesn’t find the lookup value.Below, I have a data set where I have employee names in column A ...