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When to use VLOOKUP, SUMIFS or INDEX/MATCH in Excel
One of the most often used functions when creating an Excel model is consolidating data from different sources. There are 3 major formulas for combining data from different tables or worksheets:...
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INDEX and MATCH: The Alternative to VLOOKUP in Excel
You’ve probably heard of the VLOOKUP formula in Excel, haven’t you? The VLOOKUP formula searches for a value in a column. Once found it returns another value from the same row. A combination of INDEX...
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2D Lookups in Excel: 4 Easy Methods for 2 Way Lookups + Excel Download
There are many cases in which you need a 2 dimensional lookup. That means, if you want to get a value from a specific row-column combination with neither rows or columns fixed. Unfortunately, the...
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3D Lookups in Excel: 6 Methods (+Download)
The king of lookups in Excel: The 3 way- or 3D lookup. Imagine this scenario: You got several Excel tables, each has rows and columns. Depending on your input values, you want to get the data from a...
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Case-Sensitive Lookups in Excel: 4 Methods (+XLSX-Download)
By definition, the VLOOKUP formula is not case-sensitive. Case-sensitive means, that it matters if you use capital letters or small letters. For instance, a VLOOKUP search for “AAA” will return the...
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