
Explore the lookup function in Excel, using vector or array form to match a lookup value in a lookup vector and return a result vector, noting sorting and limitations.
Explore how the hlookup function searches the top row of a table, returns a value from a specified row, and handles exact or approximate matches along with sorting and wildcards.
Learn to clean, organize, and analyze large Excel data using xlookup, a flexible lookup that returns a matching value from the result range, regardless of position.
Learn how to use the lookup function in Excel to retrieve prices and tax rates with vector and array forms, understand sorting requirements, exact vs approximate matches, and common errors.
Explore how vlookup searches the leftmost column and returns a matching value, then apply relative and absolute references and wildcard lookups to pull prices and taxes from master data.
Master two-way lookups in excel using vlookup and match to retrieve prices by week and metal in a matrix, and build dashboards.
Use the hlookup function to pull price, category, and tax rate from master and transaction sheets for data manipulation and reporting. Practice exact versus approximate matches and table array referencing.
Explore how the h lookup function performs approximate matches. See it pick the closest or maximum value below the lookup value, returning items like gold in row seven.
Explore how to use hlookup with a semicolon-separated array to retrieve values by lookup value, row, and column, yielding results such as 5 and 15.
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This course is to explain usage of EXCEL function in relevance to Data review, analysis and manipulation.
In your business you use MS EXCEL to capture, review, manipulate and analyze the data.
The data comes to you through manual entries to excel, import from external sources from flat files, web content or other sources.
Your first job will be to cleanup the entire input data and ensure the data are healthy enough to review or analysze.
When the data are huge, it will be a challenge for referring to the data of your interest. Hence you will leverage excel functions for lookup and references to locate and retrieve the right information in short time, to analyze or use in your manipulations. The manipulations can be applying farmulas on retrieved data from a logic. Or you derive some inferences from the retrieved data.
Once the data are properly structured, you can start analysing the data. In a large number of rows and columns you may need only a few pieces of information for your analysis. You will hence leverage other functions such as PIVOTS, What if utilities etc.
Finally you will leverage the reporting features of excel and present the outcome of your analysis in impressive forms.
This course deals with all excel functions useful for above activities.