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Answered on 27 Feb Learn IT Courses/MS Office Software Training/Microsoft Excel Training/HLOOKUP in Excel

How do you calculate hlookup in Excel?

Gerryson Mehta

Data Analyst with 10 years of experience in Fintech, Product ,and IT Services

To use `HLOOKUP` in Excel, you basically tell Excel to find a value at the top of a list and then grab related information from a specific line below it. So, if you're looking for sales in March from a table, you'd pick "March" as your search word, tell Excel where your table is, say which line of information... read more
To use `HLOOKUP` in Excel, you basically tell Excel to find a value at the top of a list and then grab related information from a specific line below it. So, if you're looking for sales in March from a table, you'd pick "March" as your search word, tell Excel where your table is, say which line of information you want (like sales numbers), and then tell it to find an exact match. For instance, by writing `HLOOKUP("March", A1:G4, 2, FALSE)`, you're asking Excel to find "March" at the top of your table in A1:G4 and give you the sales numbers from the line right below where it found "March". Just pop that formula into a cell, hit Enter, and Excel does the rest. read less
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Answered on 16 Feb Learn IT Courses/MS Office Software Training/Microsoft Excel Training/HLOOKUP in Excel

What is the difference between HLOOKUP and LOOKUP function in Excel?

Pallav K.

VLOOKUP returns the value in the leftmost column of table, and then returns a value in the same row from a column you specify in the table. HLOOKUP is similar but it searches a horizontal lookup the table.
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Answered on 27 Feb Learn IT Courses/MS Office Software Training/Microsoft Excel Training/HLOOKUP in Excel

How do I combine VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP using IF?

Gerryson Mehta

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To use `VLOOKUP` and `HLOOKUP` together with an `IF` in Excel, you make a formula that chooses between looking up data vertically or horizontally based on a condition. For instance, if a cell says "Vertical," it does a `VLOOKUP` to find and return data from a column. If it says "Horizontal," it does... read more
To use `VLOOKUP` and `HLOOKUP` together with an `IF` in Excel, you make a formula that chooses between looking up data vertically or horizontally based on a condition. For instance, if a cell says "Vertical," it does a `VLOOKUP` to find and return data from a column. If it says "Horizontal," it does an `HLOOKUP` to find and return data from a row. This lets you switch between search directions dynamically, based on what you specify, making your data lookup adaptable. read less
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Answered on 27 Feb Learn IT Courses/MS Office Software Training/Microsoft Excel Training/HLOOKUP in Excel

How do I use HLOOKUP in excel to autolink the values?

Gerryson Mehta

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To auto-link values with `HLOOKUP` in Excel, use a formula that finds a value at the top of your data and returns a related value from another row. For example, `HLOOKUP(A1, A3:E8, 3, FALSE)` searches for what's in A1 across the top of A3:E8 and gives back the value from the 3rd row in that column. The... read more
To auto-link values with `HLOOKUP` in Excel, use a formula that finds a value at the top of your data and returns a related value from another row. For example, `HLOOKUP(A1, A3:E8, 3, FALSE)` searches for what's in A1 across the top of A3:E8 and gives back the value from the 3rd row in that column. The `FALSE` means it looks for an exact match. If you change the value in A1, the result from `HLOOKUP` automatically updates, linking your data dynamically. read less
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Answered on 24 Feb Learn IT Courses/MS Office Software Training/Microsoft Excel Training/HLOOKUP in Excel

Why is INDEX-MATCH better than VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP in Excel?

Gerryson Mehta

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`INDEX-MATCH` is better than `VLOOKUP` or `HLOOKUP` because it's more flexible and faster, especially with big tables. It can find data in any direction and won't break if you add or remove columns, unlike `VLOOKUP` which can only look right and needs manual updating. `INDEX-MATCH` also works better... read more

`INDEX-MATCH` is better than `VLOOKUP` or `HLOOKUP` because it's more flexible and faster, especially with big tables. It can find data in any direction and won't break if you add or remove columns, unlike `VLOOKUP` which can only look right and needs manual updating. `INDEX-MATCH` also works better for tricky searches and can grab data from anywhere, not just to the right of your search value, making it a more versatile choice for finding and organizing your data in Excel.

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