5/22/2023 0 Comments Switch on your brain workbook![]() Requires sorting the lookup column in ascending order. If an exact match is not found, the formula searches for the largest value that is smaller than the lookup value. ![]() TRUE or omitted (default) - approximate match.Range_lookup (optional) - determines whether to search for approximate or exact match:.The counting starts from the leftmost column in the table array, which is 1. Col_index_num (required) - is the number of the column from which to return a value.The VLOOKUP function always searches in the first column of the table array, which may contain various text values, numbers, dates, and logical values. Table_array (required) - is the range of cells where to search for the lookup value and from which to retrieve a match.Unlike numbers and cell references, text values should always be in enclosed in "double quotes". This can be a value (number, date or text), cell reference (reference to a cell containing a lookup value), or the value returned by some other function. ![]() Lookup_value (required) - is the value to search for. ![]() VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, ) ![]()
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