VLOOKUP in Excel in Under 60 Seconds!



Want to learn VLOOKUP in Excel but short on time? ⏱️ This quick tutorial will teach you how to use VLOOKUP to find data in under a minute! 🚀 Perfect for getting those cookie prices matched up fast! 🍪💻 #ExcelTips #VLOOKUP #ExcelTutorial #QuickTips

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  1. This would be great if I can adapt it to my scenerio.
    The OBD tool csv's an output that covers 60 different named sensors, between 150-200 times… each time is a cycle sample time where it recorded all the sensors each cycle.

    I only want the values associated with ONE of those 60 sensors in column one, that repeats over all those cycle times, and of course none of the values associated to each cycle-instance are the same.
    Goal is to gather all the different values recorded for just ONE of the column one values. Then I can more easily 'see' the changes for that sensor, when I take the values and plot it out on a graph instead.

    Is this Lookup able to tinker into that or does someoen have a better formula to parse out ? thanks

  2. I need help, what if in your example, in criteria rows we also have name and value row to match and find all it's relevant transactions so that either exact match could be a single transaction or a combination of transactions that equals criteria value or if both fail then look for a partial match from given transactions that equals to criteria?

  3. I literally use this formula every day and I didn't know that it was so difficult for some people to understand it.

    After you use it you can never go back ever. So go ahead and try it, you won't regret it.

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