Dynamic VLookup in Excel

Dynamic VLookup in Excel is a video demonstration that will help you to understand how to use VLookup in Excel with the dynamic return value based on the headers.
Dynamic VLookup in Excel tutorial requires you to be aware of the basic functionality of VLookup in Excel and Match function in Excel.
If you do not know how VLookup works in Excel, use the following link to learn how to VLookup in Excel Tutorial:
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If you are not familiar with how to use Match function in Excel, use the following link to learn how to use Match function in Excel:
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By the end of this video, you will learn how to use the combination of Match function and VLookup function in Excel to create the dynamic VLookups.
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In case you desire to practice more and need more data to get along, consider downloading the free Excel database for practice 1.01 from the link given below.
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In case you are stuck, add your questions below in the comments section, and I will be happy to help you.
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Applies to:
Excel 2003, Excel 2007, Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016, Excel 2019, Office 365 and above
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[@hamzahussain5501]

Thanks!

[@franmon678]

Very good sharing

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[@jensrappe6124]

Thank you for this video. If you give your dataset a tablename (for example you name it TBL) and you use columnheaders, would it be possible to return the email via a formule that looks for the emailadress in the column 'Email' of table 'TBL' in the respective row of the 'employeeID'. Something like =VLOOKUP(A2;TBL; ??? ;false) where ??? is a reference to the colomn in which you are searching (regardless where in the table your column is).

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Thank you so much

[@ARIFSAIFIFARHAN]

Excellent

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[@williamf786]

Nice

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[@santoshpatnaik30]

Can I use it 2007-2010 version of Excel

[@Syedhussainipage]

Yes, you can do that in the older versions of Excel as well.
Let me know if you need any help.

[@asifquader8447]

can i use index+match function instead of vlookup+match funciton?

[@Syedhussainipage]

Yes, I will post a video about it tomorrow. Please let me know if there is something specific you want me to consider in the tutorial.

[@asifquader8447]

@@Syedhussainipage sir thanks for your kind ness.Can u make any video about cell referencing. That matter is not clearing to me.for this reason i facing problem when i using advance vlookup.

[@Syedhussainipage]

@@asifquader8447 How about a quick 15 mins zoom call? I can help you gain more clarity on that.

[@asifquader8447]

@@Syedhussainipage thanks sir.that will be helpful

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