![]() ![]() That’s not good if the table_array is changing for each key value. ![]() That is, the following search happens with B12:F17. If you search a set of values with relative reference and drag the cell handle to fill up the rest of the rows, then B11:F16 gets incremented. In the above example, you can see the range reference is used as B11:F16. An absolute and relative reference in VLOOKUP Since you understand the basics, let’s learn some important aspects of VLOOKUP. VLOOKUP basic example in LibreOffice Calc Here’s a detailed explanation in an image. 572 in the range B11:F16, and returns column # 4 from the range. In the above example, if I need to find out the email address of Adrian whose ID is 572 I should use the following formula: =VLOOKUP(C6,B11:F16,4,0)Įxplanation: The above formula searches C6, i.e. Search_type: 0=Exact match 1=Approximate match default is 1 (approx match). Syntax of VLOOKUP =VLOOKUP(search_key, table_array, column number of table array to be returned, search_type) search_key: the value you want to search forĬolumn number: if found which column of value you want to return ![]() VLOOKUP and #N/A errors in LibreOffice Calc.The key should always be the first column in the table array.An absolute and relative reference in VLOOKUP. ![]()
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