The best way to solve this problem is to use the MATCH function in VLOOKUP for col_index_number. Today in this post, I going to explain all the stuff you need to know to use this combo formula.

To understand the working of INDEX and MATCH as a reverse VLOOKUP formula, a simple thing you need to pick: Match tells the index the position (cell number) of a value in a column or in a row, and …

How to Use VLOOKUP + MATCH for a Two-Way LOOKUP Let’s come back to our example. We have a table with monthly sales quantity for four different zones of a company. Now let’s say, your boss …

It helps you to define multiple ranges in a single formula. In the above example, we have month-wise data in three different worksheets. But with a single VLOOKUP + INDIRECT, you can get quantity for …

In Excel, you can combine VLOOKUP with COUNTIF to count the occurrences of a value within a data. VLOOKUP will get the values you need to count, and then COUNTIF will count the occurrences of …

If you’re a beginner looking to understand the basics, these functions can enhance your Excel Skills. This cheat sheet is not just a guide; it’s a practical tool to help you understand the top 100 Excel …

In the example below, we used the MATCH by wrapping it with the IFNA. In the IFNA, the first argument used the MATCH function and a value to return if MATCH returns the #N/A.

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When you want to find a value from the data in another sheet, you can use VLOOKUP. And this tutorial explains it with an easy-to-follow example.

More Examples to use Select Case It’s time to use the SELECT CASE in different ways, and below are some of the useful and essential examples that you can learn.