What type of lookup function are you using?VLOOKUP? HLOOKUP? Or...King of the Lookup function-XLOOKUP function is available now!With the XLOOKUP function, you can search for a match in a range or array and return the corresponding item through the second range or array.· The powerful lookup functionSuppose we want to look up Rico's department.Enter=XLOOKUP, and press the TAB key. We need to answer three questions for mandatory arguments.1, what is the keyword for lookup values?Ente....

In the previous videos, we've learned about the usages of INDEX and MATCH formulas, respectively.The INDEX function can return a value in a cell regarding its column and row number in an array. Combining the INDEX MATCH formulas makes it flexible in value lookup. We can break the limitations of VLOOKUP and realize the reverse lookup. Here is a form recording the personal information of staff. How can we look up the 'Number' of a corresponding staff? We can run the INDEX MAT....

1. Introduced the basic use of the VLOOKUP function, including the use of exact search and fuzzy search2. lists the 3 cases where the VLOOKUP function is prone to incorrect values.3. combine the MATCH function + VLOOKUP function together to create a more convenient effect.

Take this table as an example. When using the SUM function to do summations, we may find two rows hidden in the table, but the result of the summation still includes the hidden value. So how can we calculate the data containing hidden values and get a result that does not include the hidden values? This video can help us and it can be also used in Microsoft Office Excel and Openoffice. In this case, we can use the SUBTOTAL function. Next, we are going to show you the usage of the SUBTO....

The MATCH function can return information about the location of the lookup content based on the lookup value. Take this spreadsheet as an example. We want to find the location of the column where the contact Andrew is located. Then we can use the MATCH function. The syntax structure of MATCH function is: MATCH(lookup_value,lookup_array,match_type)In this table, we need to find out which row Andrew is located in column A by his name in cell D3. Click the Formulas tab and the Insert Func....

When making WPS presentation files, are you still troubled by not knowing how to match colors between the elements? This Color Schemes feature will help you. Take this slide as an example. Click the Design tab above and then click the Color Schemes button. Here, WPS Office offers multiple color schemes with a sense of design. All we need to do is choose a color scheme that fits the theme of the presentation. Tips: This feature is only valid for elements that are included with the WPS P....

When using the VLOOKUP function to locate data, a #N/A error sometimes will appear.Two common causes are listed as followed. The first reason: the searched value is not in the searching range. Take this table as an example. To get the sales of erasers, black pens, pencils, and blue pens, we need to insert the following formula: =VLOOKUP(F3,A2:D9,4,0) F3 is Lookup_value, Eraser is the value to look for. A2:D9 is Table_array, the entire table is the range containing the data to look for.....

When processing data in a table, the #NAME error might occur. There are four possible causes: first, the formula name was misspelled. Second, the double quotation marks were omitted for text values. Third, the colon was omitted in a range reference. Fourth, the formula refers to a name that has not been defined. First, the formula name was misspelled Take this table as an example. When we use the formula =SUN(C3:C12) to calculate the total sales of all products, the calculation result ....