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Hello from Florida
As you may have read last week, I am now in Florida spending the mornings working and the afternoons with our children and grandchildren. So far, we have been out for ice cream, visited a science museum, baked chocolate cakes and played nicely.
Work
In the mornings, I have been preparing for the Excel webinar that ran on Tuesday, editing podcasts and catching up on the follow-up from The PA Show.
My next job is to get some blog posts written. I have a list and realised that I haven't written one for a while, so it's time to get on with that now.
Let me know what topics you would like me to write about. I am always happy to receive suggestions.
Weekly Excel Tip
Using VLOOKUP for Data Retrieval
VLOOKUP is a powerful function in Excel that allows you to search for a value in one column and return a corresponding value from another column. This is particularly useful for looking up information in large datasets.
To use VLOOKUP, enter the formula =VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup]), where lookup_value is the value you want to search for, table_array is the range of cells containing the data, col_index_num is the column number of the value you want to return, and [range_lookup] is an optional argument to specify an exact or approximate match.
This function can help you quickly find and retrieve data from your spreadsheets