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How to Use VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP Functions in Excel

How to Use VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP Functions in Excel
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How to Use VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP Functions in Excel

How to Use VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP Functions in Excel

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A formula, function, shortcut, or macro pattern for spreadsheets and Office productivity workflows. Useful for calculations, lookups, pivot logic, reporting, mail merge, or repetitive spreadsheet tasks.

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Excel locales may use ; instead of , between arguments — adjust if the formula fails. Enable macros only in trusted workbooks. Update row, column, and sheet names to match your layout before relying on results.

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Category: Office. App: Excel. Platform: Windows. Format: Formula.

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How to Use VLOOKUP and XLOOKUP Functions in Excel

-- Modern XLOOKUP (Recommended for Excel 365+):
=XLOOKUP(A2, Customers!A:A, Customers!B:B, "Not Found", 0)

-- Classic VLOOKUP (Vertical Lookup):
=VLOOKUP(A2, Customers!A:C, 2, FALSE)
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