Maintain the Grunt Loads by Connecting with VLOOKUP on Google Sheets

If you want to manage a large volume of data in spreadsheets, it is essential to connect with VLOOKUP on Google Sheets. It is a powerful function in google sheets that retrieves the matching data between multiple tables.

In this blog, we will cover the nuts and bolts of VLOOKUP, including how to use it in the Google sheets with examples:

Example #1

In real life, VLOOKUP sheets and the main table often reside on different sheets. To refer to the VLOOKUP formula, put the worksheet name with an exclamation mark (!).

The formula will find the value in B2 and in the range b2: b7 and return a matching value from column C.

Example #2

Case-sensitive VLOOKUP in Google Sheets

When the text matters, use INDEX MATCH in combination with true and exact functions to make a case sensitive with VLOOKUP in the Google Sheets formula.

= ARRAY FORMULA (INDEX ($ F$3: $F$8, MATCH (TRUE EXACT ($G$3: $G$8, A3). 0)))

VLOOKUP Matches in an easy way

Sometimes it is difficult to manage the large volume of work in real life, so it is necessary to choose the VLOOKUP in Google Sheets. You can use it to search for an item or name, and you will get the data.

Conclusion

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