INDEX Function in Excel: Return the Value at a Row and Column Position
INDEX returns the value at a given row (and optional column) of a range. Combined with MATCH it is the most flexible lookup in…
Read article →Excel Lookup & Reference functions explained with syntax, examples and common mistakes.
INDEX returns the value at a given row (and optional column) of a range. Combined with MATCH it is the most flexible lookup in…
Read article →SORTBY sorts one range by the values in another — even by a column you do not display.
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Read article →UNIQUE returns the distinct values of a range, updating automatically as data changes.
Read article →HLOOKUP is VLOOKUP turned sideways: it searches the top row and returns a value from a row below.
Read article →FILTER returns all rows (or columns) that meet a condition, and the result updates live as data changes.
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Read article →XLOOKUP finds a value in one range and returns the matching item from another. It looks in any direction, defaults to exact match, and…
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Read article →VLOOKUP finds a value in the first column of a table and returns a value from another column in the same row.
Read article →LookupLevel: IntermediateAvailable in: Excel 2007+CHOOSE returns the n-th item from a list of values you type in the formula.Syntax=CHOOSE(index_num.
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