Microsoft Excel Advanced Certification

Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Duration: Approx 50 minutes
31.1 INDEX MATCH Function
The INDEX MATCH Function enables the use of INDEX and MATCH to get information from a table, based on an exact match.
31.2 Video Instruction
INDEX MATCH Function in Excel – 1m 26s
31.3 Task
Estimated Time: 10 minutes
Download the worksheet that accompanies this video by clicking below. Once downloaded, follow the video above and you will see how to use the INDEX MATCH function.
Option #2: Worksheet without formula
31.4 INDEX MATCH Function 2
The INDEX MATCH function enables the use of INDEX and MATCH to get data from two separate areas.
One in a column and one in a row.
31.5 Video Instruction
INDEX MATCH Function 2 in Excel – 1m 12s
31.6 Task
Estimated Time: 10 minutes
Download the worksheet that accompanies this video by clicking below. Once downloaded, follow the video above and you will see another way to use the INDEX MATCH function.
Option #2: Worksheet without formula
31.7 INDEX MATCH Function 3
The INDEX MATCH function enables the use of INDEX and MATCH to get data from two separate areas.
This video shows another way of using the function in this way.
The formula is written as: =INDEX(array,MATCH(lookup_value,array,0)
31.8 Video Instruction
INDEX MATCH Function 3 in Excel – 1m 24s
31.9 Task
Estimated Time: 10 minutes
Download the worksheet that accompanies this video by clicking below. Once downloaded, follow the video above and you will see another way to use the INDEX MATCH function.
Option #2: Worksheet without formula
31.10 INDEX MATCH Function 4
Instead of using VLOOKUP that can only look up values on the far left, INDEX and MATCH can help you look up a value in any column and return the value to the left.
The MATCH function returns the position of a value in a specific range. Use this result and the INDEX function to return a value.
The formula is written as: =INDEX(array,MATCH(lookup_value,array,0)
31.11 Video Instruction
INDEX MATCH Function 4 in Excel – 1m 22s
31.12 Task
Estimated Time: 10 minutes
Download the worksheet that accompanies this video by clicking below. Once downloaded, follow the video above and you will see another way to use the INDEX MATCH function.
Option #2: Worksheet without formula
31.13 INDEX MATCH Function 5
Looking up a value in a table using both rows and columns is known as a multiple lookup.
You can write a formula that performs a multiple lookup by using INDEX and MATCH. The core of this formula is the INDEX, which refers to retrieving a value from the data based on a row number and a column number. To get those row and column numbers, use MATCH, configured for an exact match, by setting the argument to 0.
The formula is written as: =INDEX(array,MATCH(lookup_value,array,0),MATCH(lookup_value,array,0))
31.14 Video Instruction
INDEX MATCH Function 5 in Excel – 1m 46s
31.15 Task
Estimated Time: 10 minutes
Download the worksheet that accompanies this video by clicking below. Once downloaded, follow the video above and you will see another way to use the INDEX MATCH function.
Option #2: Worksheet without formula
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Worksheets
Module 3 : Auto Updating Drop-down Lists
Module 3 : Auto Updating Drop-down Lists
Module 5 : Charts that Update Automatically
Module 5 : Charts that Update Automatically
Module 7 : Compare 2 Lists with VLOOKUP Function
Module 7 : Compare 2 Lists with VLOOKUP Function
Module 9 : Create an Advanced Calculator
Module 10 : Create a Combo Chart
Module 10 : Create a Combo Chart
Module 11 : Create a Custom Tab
Module 12 : Create a Pivot Chart
Module 12 : Create a Pivot Chart
Module 13 : Create Visual In-cell Indicators
Module 13 : Create Visual In-cell Indicators
Module 14 : Create Visual In-cell Indicators with Icon Sets
Module 14 : Create Visual In-cell Indicators with Icon Sets
Module 15: Customize the Status Bar
Module 21 : Depreciation Formula
Module 21 : Depreciation Formula
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 33: Insert Serial Number Automatically
Module 33: Insert Serial Number Automatically
Module 46: Vlookup Multiple Results at Once
Module 46: Vlookup Multiple Results at Once
Module 50: Select all Cells with Comments
Module 51: Sparkline Charts in Excel
Module 51: Sparkline Charts in Excel
Module 52: Straight Line Depreciation
Module 52: Straight Line Depreciation
Module 54: Sum of Years Depreciation
Module 54: Sum of Years Depreciation
Module 56: Vlookup with 2 Criteria
Module 56: Vlookup with 2 Criteria
Module 57: Vlookup with DropDown List
Module PDF's
Module 3 : Auto Updating Drop-down Lists
Module 5 : Charts that Update Automatically
Module 7 : Compare 2 Lists with VLOOKUP Function
Module 9 : Create an Advanced Calculator
Module 10 : Create a Combo Chart
Module 11 : Create a Custom Tab
Module 12 : Create a Pivot Chart
Module 13 : Create Visual In-cell Indicators
Module 14 : Create Visual In-cell Indicators with Icon Sets
Module 15: Customize the Status Bar
Module 21 : Depreciation Formula
Module 31: INDEX MATCH Function
Module 33: Insert Serial Number Automatically
Module 46: Vlookup Multiple Results at Once
Module 50: Select all Cells with Comments
Module 51: Sparkline Charts in Excel
Module 52: Straight Line Depreciation
Module 54: Sum of Years Depreciation
Module 55: Timeline in Pivot Table
Module 56: Vlookup with 2 Criteria