VLOOKUP

VLOOKUP(lookup value, table range, column

index, [range lookup])
[ ] optional False (exact match), True
(approximate match)
Table range : full table
Lookup is on first column

For approximate match : lookup range has to

be sorted in ascending order
Largest value which is less than or equal to lookup
value will be selected

Lookup will be on the first column

HLOOKUP
Horizontal variant of VLOOKUP

Lookup
Sorting of look up vector is required
Any vector can be used as lookup
vector.

Match & Index Function

Index : Returns the entry of a Matrix for specified
row and column (can be used to select a
column /row)
Match : Returns the occurrence of match
Match ( lookup value, look up range, [match
type])
[type = 0] for unsorted (Exact Match)
[type =1 ] for sorted ascending
[type = -1] for sorted descending
Ascending -the highest value less than the match
Descending - the smallest value greater than match

Index as an Array Function

=sum(index(array, row number, 0))
=sum(index(array, 0, column
number))
=sum(index(array, 0, 0))

Formula evaluator
Press ALT then T , U , F
Or
Formula tab > Evaluate Formula

Other Functions
SMALL()
Returns the k-th smallest value in a data set. Use this
function to return values with a particular relative
standing in a data set.
SMALL(array, k)
The SMALL function syntax has the following
arguments:
ArrayRequired. An array or range of numerical
data for which you want to determine the k-th
smallest value.
KRequired. The position (from the smallest) in the
array or range of data to return.

Large()
Returns the k-th largest value in a data set. You
can use this function to select a value based on
its relative standing..
LARGE(array, k)
The LARGE function syntax has the following
arguments:
ArrayRequired. The array or range of data for
which you want to determine the k-th largest
value.
KRequired. The position (from the largest) in
the array or cell range of data to return.

ADDRESS()
ADDRESSfunction to obtain the
address of a cell in a worksheet,
given specified row and column
numbers. For
example,ADDRESS(2,3)returns$C
$2. As another
example,ADDRESS(77,300)returns
$KN$77.