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Raw Data Extract Pay Report

Employee ID Last Name First Name Employee ID Pay First Name


110608 Doe John 990678 84289 Brad
253072 Cline Andy 830385 137670 Prince
352711 Smith John 795574 190024 Tony
391006 Pan Peter 580622 122604 Eli
392128 Favre Bret 549457 111709 John
549457 Elway John 392128 85931 Bret
580622 Manning Eli 391006 168114 Peter
602693 Vick Micheal 352711 89627 John
611810 Woods Tiger 253072 149946 Andy
612235 Jordan Micheal 612235 145893 Micheal
795574 Stark Tony 611810 64757 Tiger
830385 Williams Prince 602693 71478 Micheal
990678 Pitt Brad 110608 131505 John
23-00166 Lacorte Jonah Mae 23-00166 14999 Jonah Mae
23-00226 Llagas Erick 23-00226 1000000

Use VLOOKUP formulas to bring in


first and last names of employees i
Raw Data Extract section
port
Last Name
Pitt
Williams
Stark
Manning
Elway
Favre
Pan
Smith
Cline
Jordan
Woods
Vick
Doe
Lacorte

Use VLOOKUP formulas to bring in the


first and last names of employees in the
Raw Data Extract section
Input Needed?

Lookup_Value Required

Table_Array Required

Col_Index_Num Required

Range_Lookup Optional
Description

This can be a value (number, date or text), cell reference (reference to a


cell containing a lookup value), or the value returned by some other
function. Unlike numbers and cell references, text values should always
be in enclosed in "double quotes".

is the range of cells where to search for the lookup value and from
which to retrieve a match. The VLOOKUP function always searches in
the first column of the table array, which may contain various text
values, numbers, dates, and logical values.

is the number of the column from which to return a value. The counting
starts from the leftmost column in the table array, which is 1.

determines whether to search for approximate or exact match:


TRUE or omitted (default) - approximate match. If an exact match
is not found, the formula searches for the largest value that is
smaller than the lookup value. Requires sorting the lookup
column in ascending order.
FALSE - exact match. The formula searches for a value exactly
equal to the lookup value. If an exact match is not found, a #N/A
value is returned.

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