7 Ways to Use Vlookup in Excel

7 Ways to Use Vlookup in Excel are
1 Normal Vlookup
2 Vlookup From Different Sheet
3 Vlookup From Different Workbook
4 Copy Vlookup Formula
5 Vlookup Multiple Values At Once
6 Vlookup Smallest Value
7 Vlookup Largest Value

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[sumangaddu]

This is first video, where I could understand how to use vlookup. I watched so many videos, I wasn’t able to understand it.
Thank you so much.

[maryamiffahabdulhamid]

don't mind me

1:44 normal vlookup
6:29 vlookup from different sheet
8:00 vlookup from different workbook
9:25 copy vlookup formula
11:46 vlookup multiple values at once
14:20 vlookup smallest value
15:25 vlookup largest value

[xaviervenancious]

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[frankyfernandes]

Just at 3:42 minutes and I am liking the way of explaining. It is like a friend sitting next and explaining. :)

[harrietdomingo]

how i learned so much from this tutorial! keep posting informative vids in esp. excel.

[DogaF]

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[shankrukulkarni]

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[RamaChandraChessAcademy]

Great stuff! The best video ever on Vlookup. You made it look so simple, I learnt all 7 ways in just one view. Thanks a lot

[thebesttechnical]

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[vinithageorge]

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[sanyamjain]

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[ashishh]

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[emrullahtan]

at 12:24

Rather than ColumnS($Q$3:R3), if we just type COLUMN(R3), that will also do the job, I suppose. I have tried it many times and it has worked well but I am not sure whether there are any disadvantages of this method.

When you try this method, make sure that you use the Column function (without S at the end), not the ColumnS funtion.

I should also note that it is an amazing video. I particularly liked vlookup from a different workbook. That is something that I have never thought of before. Thanks indeed.