Learn How to Perform Advanced Lookup with XLOOKUP in Excel 2016 (64-bit)
The above code is just basic INDEX-MATCH used in VBA. This simplifies a lot of the things that a new user faces. If resolves the complexity of INDEX-MATCH function and uses only three arguments. You can copy it in your excel file, or download the .xlam file below and install it as an add-in excel. If you don't know how to create and use an add-in, click here, it will help you.
So yeah guys, this how you use XLOOKUP to retrieve, search and validate values in excel tables. You can use this user-defined function for a hassle-free lookup on the left or up of the lookup value. If you still have any doubt or any specific requirement related to this function or EXCEL 2010/2013/2016/2019/365 or VBA related query, ask it in the comments section below. You will surely get a reply.
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My current version of Excel 2019 is v16.29.1 and I'm having difficulty with adding the add-in ExcelDNA.XFunctions64.xll i.e trying to add the function XLOOKUP. I've downloaded this file from the following link -DNA/XFunctions/releases/tag/v0.2-alpha however, with my current version of excel I can't seem to browse locally and install the file. Is there anyway around this or is there another option other than Office365 or paying for this plugin?
Thanks for the feedback! For me, Bootcamp works quite well.Please feel also free to use the test file for your own setting. You can download it above or (slightly improved) from this page: -excel.com/performance-book/
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Hi Charles,Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, there is not much information about this issue available. That leaves me with guessing. Therefore, your idea could be correct. I would just like to add, that it highly depends on your workbook. As far as I know, Excel tries to divide the calculation performance by the calculation chains. Because of that, the performance could differ for different workbooks.Can I also encourage you to measure it for your own workbook and environment? The test workbook can be downloaded above (or slightly improved from this page: -excel.com/performance-book/) Please let me know what you find out ?