Mastering VLOOKUP Formula in Google Sheets: Step-by-Step Tutorial for Beginners

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In this comprehensive tutorial, you will learn how to master the VLOOKUP formula in Google Sheets, from the basics to advanced usage. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced user, this step-by-step guide will help you understand the fundamental concepts and practical applications of VLOOKUP. We will cover topics such as how to use VLOOKUP to search for data, how to apply VLOOKUP across multiple sheets, and how to troubleshoot common errors. By the end of this tutorial, you will have the skills and confidence to use VLOOKUP effectively in your own Google Sheets projects.

Open the Google Sheet you want to use and locate the cell where you want to perform the VLOOKUP.
Identify the keywords you want to look up and make sure they are in a separate column in the target sheet.
Select the entire range of the keyword column by clicking and dragging your cursor.
Return to the cell where you want to perform the VLOOKUP and type "=VLOOKUP(".
Select the cell containing the keyword you want to look up.
Type a comma ",".
Select the range of cells that includes both the keyword column and the corresponding data you want to return.
Type a comma ",".
Select the column number of the data you want to return (counting from the leftmost column in the range you selected earlier).
Type a comma ",".
Type "FALSE" if you want an exact match or "TRUE" if you want an approximate match.
Close the parentheses ")" and press Enter.
That's it! Your VLOOKUP formula should now be applied to the cell, and the corresponding data should be displayed.