Copy VLOOKUP formula in different columns: #trending #exceltips #formula #excel #vlookup #tricks

Learn how to easily copy your VLOOKUP formula in different columns with this #trending #exceltip. Save time and increase efficiency in Excel with this helpful trick! #vlookuptricks #formulahacks #excelshortcuts

"Say goodbye to the hassle of writing column numbers when copying VLOOKUP formulas in different columns. We've got a smarter solution for you!

Here's what you need to do:

Begin by typing your VLOOKUP function.
Open the brackets.
Input your lookup value.
Select the table array.
After the comma, write 'COLUMNS(A2:B2)'.
Make sure to put a dollar sign before 'A2' to lock only the column of the lookup value.
Press 'Enter'.
Now, the magic happens when you drag the formula to the right and below. Watch how the formula effortlessly copies into each cell, adapting to its new location.

No more worrying about column numbers – this trick simplifies your VLOOKUP experience. Try it out and see the difference!

Stay tuned for more Excel tips and tricks. Happy Excel-ing!"

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[mohammadj.shamim]

Instead use curly brackets and enter the number of columns in the column index placeholder. {2, 3, 4, 5}. It works for sparsely located columns too.

[MONICALAMPAS]

NA always appears. What do I need to do?

[chuken]

If the sequence of Physics, mathematics…..are not the same, I think it is better to use the “Match” formula to find the columns