1. vlookup (): useful for matching various
1.1 Variable Explanation
- lookup_value: data (general is a data) you need to match [the following example: A2: A7]
- table_array: you need to match in which columns of data inside, you can use across files under ** [Example: E: G **]
- col_index_num is: you need to match and display of columns in table_array data under Example [**: ** 3]
- [range_lookup]: True: Fuzzy query; FALSE: precise queries. General inquiries with accurate bar. The following example [: 0]
Example 1.2
- Problem Description :
- Now we have a table as shown below:
- We need the right in three (EFG), Find A column names corresponding telephone number and fill in the C column.
- Official :
- First, in the cell C2 enter the formula ** vlookup (A2: A7, E: G, 3,0) ** then return, at the time of pulling down the cell bottom right Crosses:
- Thus, G of the column matched to the contact position C corresponding column.
1.3 Extended
- From the above chart we can see that the cell C7 appear ** # N / A **, explained in this match we did not find Zhu eight Contacts
- We have to get this ugly ** # N / A ** appears as a space how to do it? See below:
2. ISNA () function with the if () function:
- Simple and crude, direct to the formula:
- After a carriage return, he disappeared.
- Explain if ()
- logical_test : You have to judge the logical value
- [the value_if_true] : If you want to judge the logical value true, it displays a
- [the value_if_false] : If you want to judge the logical value is false, it displays a
- Explain ISNA () :
- This value is determined not empty i.e., is not ** # N / A **
Series value is false, it displays a
- Explain ISNA () :
- This value is determined not empty i.e., is not ** # N / A **