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Topic	Any good Microsoft excel tests out there?
adjl 09/25/21 7:57:31 PM #7:	PunishedOni posted... there's no reason to use a vlookup when you could use an xlookup You can't use xlookup, however, if your employer doesn't have an M365 subscription. It's kind of a pain. That said, xlookup functions pretty much identically to vlookup, except more versatile and intuitive in every way. If you know how to use vlookup, there's nothing new you really need to learn to use xlookup. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:958413630] in Any good M... [t:79679004]...</cite> <quote>PunishedOni posted... </cite> <quote>there's no reason to use a vlookup when you could use an xlookup</quote> You can't use xlookup, however, if your employer doesn't have an M365 subscription. It's kind of a pain. That said, xlookup functions pretty much identically to vlookup, except more versatile and intuitive in every way. If you know how to use vlookup, there's nothing new you really need to learn to use xlookup. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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