
Master xlookup in real office data, handle missing values with if not found, manage multi-table data, and use dynamic xlookup with match types and search modes to build automatic reports.
Master using Xlookup to fetch customer name, balance, city, and account type from a left table into a right table using the account number.
Learn to build a fully dynamic xlookup by combining index and match to fetch customer name, balance, city, and account type automatically as you drag, saving time and reducing errors.
Learn how to use xlookup with the if not found argument to fetch a customer name from two tables when the account number isn’t in the first table.
Learn how to use Xlookup with the match type argument minus one to fetch the nearest smallest credit card limit based on balance, using two tables and controlled matching.
Explore how xlookup's search mode controls the lookup direction—from top-to-bottom to bottom-to-top or binary search—using frozen references and drag-down formulas for dynamic, latest-data results.
Learn to use hlookup in excel to fetch performance by sales values and area codes by zone, using horizontal lookups, absolute references, and helper tables for real-world reporting.
Master xlookup, dget, and hlookup in Excel to fetch customer details, balances, and account types with dynamic formulas that update reports and handle missing data.
Are you still using VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP in Excel and struggling with errors, limitations, and slow performance?
Then this course is exactly what you need.
This course is a complete, practical, and beginner-friendly guide to mastering XLOOKUP and DGET in Microsoft Excel. Whether you are a student, office professional, accountant, analyst, or MIS executive — this course will upgrade your Excel skills instantly.
We start from the absolute basics of XLOOKUP, explaining syntax and simple examples, and then gradually move into dynamic XLOOKUP, if not found handling, match type, and search type — all explained with real-world Excel data so you can apply it immediately at work.
You will also learn the DGET function, which is extremely useful when working with database-style Excel data and criteria-based extraction. Additionally, we’ll cover HLOOKUP and clearly explain when to use XLOOKUP vs DGET vs HLOOKUP, so you always choose the right formula.
This course is designed in a lecture-wise, step-by-step format, making it easy to follow even if you are not an Excel expert. No unnecessary theory — only practical Excel skills that actually help in jobs, interviews, and daily office work.
By the end of this course, you will feel confident using modern Excel lookup functions and will never need VLOOKUP again.
Enroll now and take your Excel skills to the next level