How to Use Excel's INDEX & MATCH Functions (Why XLOOKUP and XMATCH Might Serve You Better) скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Use Excel's INDEX & MATCH Functions (Why XLOOKUP and XMATCH Might Serve You Better)

👍👍If you have found this content useful and want to show your appreciation, please use this link to buy me a beer 🍺. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... Thank you! 👍👍 Download the featured file here: https://www.bluepecantraining.com/wp-... In this video I demonstrate how to use Excel's INDEX and MATCH functions and why you might want to use XLOOKUP and XMATCH instead. INDEX and MATCH have historically been used to lookup to the left (as opposed to VLOOKUP which looks up to the right) and to perform a two-way lookup (a criteria for both row and column in a table). XMATCH is probably a better option in the more recent versions of Excel - this video will show you why. XLOOKUP is capable of performing many of the tasks (although not all) that INDEX and MATCH have been used for in the past. So in many situations you can use XLOOKUP instead. Table of Contents: 00:00 - Introduction 00:07 - The MATCH function (exact match) 01:39 - INDEX and MATCH (lookup to the left - single criteria) 03:40 - XLOOKUP (lookup to the left) 04:17 - INDEX and MATCH (two-way lookup - multiple criteria - column and row) 06:23 - MATCH (exact match or next smaller item) 07:50 - XMATCH (exact match or next smaller item) 09:49 - MATCH (exact match or next larger item) 11:15 - XMATCH (exact match or next larger item) 12:56 - INDEX and MATCH Example (two-way lookup - more complex example) 14:42 - XLOOKUP (two-way lookup on column and row) 17:30 - INDEX (lookup across multiple tables) 19:53 - INDEX - SUM or find MAX value in matched row or column ------------------------