XLOOKUP
Tests the search_table for the given lookup_value and returns a corresponding value from the result_table. XLOOKUP is an advanced version of the VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP functions that searches both vertically and horizontally.
Syntax
lookup_value: The value to search for in the search_table. Eg., F3
search_table: Range with values to evaluate. Eg., C2:C13
result_table: Range that you want the corresponding value from as result. Eg., A2:B13
if_not_found: Text to be displayed when no valid match is found. Defaults to #N/A error if omitted. Eg., "Invalid Emp ID"
match_mode: Determines the type of match to perform. Defaults to 0, if omitted.
Supported match_mode:
0 - The first exact match is considered.
-1 - The first exact match is considered. If none found, it returns the next smallest value.
1 - The first exact match is considered. If none found, it returns the next largest value.
2 - A regex match where .*, .?, and / have special meaning.
search_mode: Determines how lookup_value is searched in search_table. . Defaults to 1, if omitted.
Supported search_value:
1 - Search from top to bottom in the given range.
-1 - Search from bottom to top in the given range.
2 - Perform a binary search with the search_table sorted in ascending order. If not sorted, invalid results will be returned.
Remarks
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XLOOKUP can be used to bring corresponding data from other worksheets.
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Use named ranges for search_table and result_table . This helps refer a single source data table to create multiple tables for calculation and analysis.
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If you don't remember the complete text you have to search for, use .*, .? and / instead.
.* - Can be used to replace any number of characters. Eg.,
Zyl.*
finds
Zylker
.? - Can be used to replace a single character. Eg.,
Mar.?us
finds
Marcus
and
Markus
/ - Can be used to include *, ? and / in the search term. Eg.,
Zylker/*
finds
Zylker*
and
Mar.?us/?
finds
Marcus?
and
Markus?
Examples
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Formula
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Result
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=XLOOKUP(F3;C2:C13;A2:B13;"Invalid Emp Id")
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Sarah Jones | 9/14/95
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=XLOOKUP("Ben.*";A2:A13;C2:C13;"No result found";2)
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4323
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=XLOOKUP(I2;M$2:M$10;N$2:N$10)
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Groceries
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Possible Errors
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Errors
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Meaning
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#N/A!
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#NAME!
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#VALUE!
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#REF!
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