Exal vlookup
VLOOKUP (Vertical Lookup) is a function in Microsoft Excel used to query specific data from a spreadsheet. It scans vertically (column-wise) to search for a specific value and returns the corresponding matched value from a different column.\n\nHere is an example on how to use VLOOKUP:\n\nLet's say you have a spreadsheet with three columns: Product (column A), Price (column B), and Quantity (column C). You want to find the price of a specific product.\n\nThe formula would look like this:\n\n=VLOOKUP(\"Product Name\", A2:C10, 2, FALSE)\n\nHere is what each argument means in this formula:\n\n- \"Product Name\": This is the value you want to look for.\n- A2:C10: This refers to the data range in which you want the function to search. The leftmost column (A in this case) is where VLOOKUP will look for the specific value you wanted.\n- 2: This number refers to the column index number. It is the column number in your specified range that has the data you want to return as output. In this case, 2 indicates that you are interested in the information in column B (Price).\n- FALSE: This option is used to obtain an exact match. If FALSE or 0 are not used, VLOOKUP will assume you want a 'closest match' which can lead to imprecise responses. So use FALSE or 0 for exact match.