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Using XLOOKUP for dynamic ranges - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel for Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A)
Using XLOOKUP for dynamic ranges
- [Instructor] Next, let's go through XLOOKUP, and how XLOOKUP can be used for dynamic ranges. XLOOKUP is a newer function that addresses many of the classic deficiencies of VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP. It allows you to select the range where you want to look up a value instead of the leftmost column or the topmost row, as is the case in VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP respectively. It also allows you to specify the range that you want to return, instead of the column number or the row number, as would be the case in VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP respectively. Let's take a look at how we can apply XLOOKUP in a dynamic way. I'm going to move all the way down here to row 47. I'm going to put my cursor here, so you can see what it is that I'm doing. Now I've used XLOOKUP to identify the value of Secondary Research, row 34, for January. Let's actually walk through what the syntax is telling us. XLOOKUP, lookup value, lookup array, return array, what to…
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Using INDEX XMATCH for dynamic ranges7m 2s
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Using XLOOKUP for dynamic ranges8m 41s
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Introduction to OFFSET5m 55s
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Using OFFSET for dynamic ranges3m 41s
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Challenge: Flexing data and dynamic ranges for an FP&A model2m
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Solution: Flexing data and dynamic ranges for an FP&A model3m 40s
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