If you are wondering how you can make Vlookup work backwards then this article is for you. In this article, we will learn how to use reverse Vlookup function without using INDEX & MATCH in Excel.
Let's take an example to understand:-
I know how to use Vlookup function in Excel but do not know how Vlookup work backwards. Basically, I want to look up the Namein column C and return the Sales value from column B.
Following is the snapshot of data we have:
In this way, we can extract values using reverse VLOOKUP in Excel.
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In this example how can i get "region"
it is ok, but want to bring the data from another sheet
To vlookup from a different sheet you just need use sheet name before the table array. It is explained here in detail.
https://www.exceltip.com/lookup-formulas/how-to-vlookup-from-different-excel-sheet.html
=VLOOKUP(A1,CHOOSE(Chana!{1,2},Chana!I4:Chana!I38,Chana!H4:Chana!H38),2,FALSE) what {1,2} in the formula
Great! I was looking for an elegant workaround for years.
Great! It's work....Thanks
hii all
In this example how can i get "region"
Please Help.....
=VLOOKUP(F2,CHOOSE({3,2,1},A2:A13,B2:B13,C2:C13),3,0)
CHOOSE({1,2},C2:C13,B2:B13) for me, leaves array C1;B1;n/a;n/a;n/a....
Whay does not give complete array?
Can referece ranges 1 and 2 to be from table?
Nice, but not really a "Reverse" VLookup.
In my table, the 1st (reference) column is dates. Using VLookup, I can retrieve data from other columns, based on the date.
What I WANT is a REVERSE function - which SETS the data in those other columns.
Data Entry, instead of Data Retrieval.
Any suggestions?
Brilliant