Excel formula tutorial - How to use the VLOOKUP formula in Excel | Part 2 of 2

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This tutorial helps you learn 3 ways to write a VLookup formula to make it dynamic.
- Simple method (type in numbers for column index number)
- Using COLUMN function to specify column index number
- Using MATCH function to specify column index number
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[@phiphiyou]

Thank you. Vlookup with match function opens a whole new flexibility!

[@chuckditto3285]

Your teaching efforts are appreciated. Your work product is good.

[@susantabhakat9159]

Very easy teaching , thank you

[@ras_mag]

helped a lot thank you very much