VLOOKUP and Beyond in Microsoft Excel
OVERVIEW
Lookup formulas such as VLOOKUP allow you to return data from
other locations in your spreadsheets without linking to individual worksheet
cells. However, VLOOKUP can't always return the data that you need.
In this webinar, Excel expert Dennis Taylor explores the nuances
and limitations of VLOOKUP, helps you expand your use of this function, and
then presents you with a handful of alternatives.
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WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
- Compare and contrast IFNA, IFERROR, and ISERROR, and
see which versions of Microsoft Excel support these worksheet functions
- Discover how to use wildcards and multiple criteria
within lookup formulas
- Don't be caught off-guard by the new IFNA function
available to Excel 2013 users
- Improve the integrity of spreadsheets with Excel's
VLOOKUP function
- Master the versatile SUMIF and SUMIFS functions
AREAS COVERED
- Perform dual lookups, where you look across columns and
down rows to cross reference the data you need
- See how to arrange two worksheets from within the same
workbook onscreen at the same time
- See why the MATCH and INDEX combination is often
superior to the VLOOKUP or HLOOKUP function
- Uncover the limitations of VLOOKUP, along with
alternatives
- Use the SUMIFS function to sum value based on multiple
criteria
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Understand how to use VLOOKUP to perform both exact and
approximate matches
- Use the MATCH function to overcome a data integrity
risk with VLOOKUP
- See how the SUMIF and SUMIFS functions can serve as
alternatives to VLOOKUP
WHO WILL BENEFIT
- CFO’s
- Controllers
- Investment Analysts / Financial Analysts / Business
Analysts
- Forecasting & Planning Personnel
- Mergers & Acquisitions Specialists
- Risk Managers
- Strategic Planners / Capital Expenditure Planners
- Cost Accountants / Managerial Accountants
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