Excel 2013 Tutorial - VLOOKUP formula (with AutoFill)

Excel 2013 Tutorial for Beginners - VLOOKUP Formula (with AutoFill)

[sbaldwin]

You are awesome! The ease of your voice makes it so much easier to actually listen to what you are saying, which helped me a lot.

Thank you thank you thank you!

[Bilmes]

Thank you for your tutorial! My professor has difficulties teaching as a result I am not understanding the material and failing the course. You helped me get through a difficult part of my project. Thanks!!!!

[jengeorge]

Thanks, Hun Kim. You're making my job a lot easier.

[milesodonnol]

Big help. VLOOKUP was just what I needed. Thanks!

[HellolmKevin]

Great video. Was clear and easy to learn from. Thank you for posting.

[puncturethenarrative]

Thank you so much. You are a true genius!! Your tutorials are explained so clearly. Helped no end x

[beckydawson]

Thank you Mr. Kim!!  I'm going back to college after 20 years. Yes, 20 years!  My first math class is statistics and I only use Excel for basic functions on occasion at work so I really needed a crash course.  I'm making my way through all your videos and I'm learning so much.  Can you teach my online statistics class???  :-)

[meh-hair-Vaughn]

Excellent tutorial Hun Kim! Helped me a lot!

[hunkimtutorials]

Keep at it Ashley! Good luck with your course.

[DrivenUnder]

This was very helpful and explain so well.
I am no longer afraid of The VLookup formula :)Thank you so much.

[ahmedanwar]

so helpful, really thank you and dont stop giving those videos 

[tadeob_]

Finally some good tutorial.. It took me so long just to find a way to do this simple vlookup shix... Thank you so much n great video

[Christymyre]

This was very helpful to me. Thank you.

[brentboghean]

You rock buddy, I was having issues with the auto-fill and this fixed it!

[VinitKanojia]

Thank you Mr. kim!! This video very helpful for me. thanks lots

[combatelite]

thanks Hun dude we got exam on this (yr 8) and that helped me 65 percent

[TuckerNumber]

Thank you so much for sharing, very informative!

[elengineer]

great i hope u will continue this videos

[hunkimtutorials]

Hi Kelsey, the vlookup function splits back a corresponding column... but if you want to spit back "pass" ... why not stick in an =IF function in that adjacent cell? If grade >= 50 then output "PASS" try looking up how to use the =IF function

[KaoticSnake]

Cheers, just needed to go over these again for a computer science exam, big help man =)