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| Name | Exact & Approximate Match Lookup Formulas in Power Query. 4 Amazing Formulas. Excel Magic Trick 1747 |
| Video Uploader | Video From ExcelIsFun |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 03-08-2021 13:00:14 |
| Video Discription | Download Excel File: https://excelisfun.net/files/EMT1747.xlsx Where is the VLOOKUP or XLOOKUP function in Power Query? Learn how to perform Exact Match and Approximate Match Lookup in power query withfour different formulas: 1. (00:00) Intro 2. (02:07) Formula 1: Exact Match Lookup with Record.Field. Lookup Row and Then Column. 3. (05:11) Formula 2: Exact Match Lookup with List.PositionOf. Lookup Column and Then Row. 4. (08:12) Formula 3: Approximate Match Lookup with a Custom Function to lookup Rows and then Column. See the Table.SelectRows and List.Last functions 5. (11:20) Formula 4: Approximate Match Lookup using the let expression lookup Column and then Row. See the List.Select and List.Count function. 6. (15:40) Conclusion and call for comments |
| Category | Education |
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