I have been following Chandoo since last 12 years. And believe me, when ever I face any issue in MS Excel his tutorials, mails and blogs were really helpful for me to solve the issue. Whichever organization I join people know me as Excel expert. Thanks Chandoo Sir.
You never cease to amaze me Chandoo.you turned around a simple index and match function to solve complex problems for people having no access to Microsoft Excel 365..you are an exceptional genius and i genuinely thank you for all your efforts in helping the excel community in furthering their knowledge in this field 🙏
Good morning, Sir. Thank you for your hard work. I personally have learned a lot from your videos on TH-cam here. It's 2:14 AM here in Sierra Leone local time. I Strongly want to become a Business data Analyst. Once again thank you very much and God Richly Bless you.
8:50 few days ego. I solved same problem. In large data. Same article in multiple warehouse. And i solved it with helper column. And concatinate both field. Then used vlookup. But ur solution is expert type. Thank u
Hi Chandoo I am following from 2008 and enrolled in almost all your course you have made which has made a good excel user for the day to day activity. In your example you have shown the value to fetch when the match values are unique (referring to the first eg) what if there are more than one similar values. Index having few more of same name with same date or in match having two more similar dates.
Thanks Bharathram for your love and support all these years :) In your case, you need to use FILTER() to get all matching results. See this video for a demo and explanation of FILTER formula. th-cam.com/video/ONaS7IMKJPM/w-d-xo.html
Your content is awesome....apart from that what I like the most about your videos is that your tone is very composed and slow....unlike most youtubers who talk rapidly, your clear and steady pace is a break from others....
INDEX(A:C,MATCH("TRUE TRUE",(B1=Sheet2!A2:A201)&" "&(A1=Sheet2!B2:B201),0)+1,1) You can look up one value in a list of duplicates by forging a unique grouping and having the array as a logic table Thank you for the videos, they have helped make my job more user friendly
Chandoo, it been long time for me to know easiest method and today i got chance to learn in one click... Where did you get those simple magic words... Love you bro..
Awesome Video explanations. Just want to add we can also use Xlookup without including ifError, so in the above example at 3.50 we can also use formula =XLOOKUP(L13,G5:G20,C5:C20,"Not found")
@@chandoo_ I have problem though Chandoo.On your first example what if a lot of names joined on Nov 18? Hope you can help me :) is index match still the solution?
godbless you dear bro you are doing an amazing job by servcing the students and other needies who dont have the access to all education content .. more from you
Dear sir, I am a follower of your excellent videos of Excel & it is really helpful for me. Want to know why you use 1 as "Look up Value" in the video (7:15-7:18). Thanks for ur splendid effort to teach us Excel.
Thanks Saikat for following my channel and appreciating my work. :) You can refer to this pages for more information on why 1 is used. chandoo.org/wp/excel-sumproduct-formula/ chandoo.org/wp/advanced-sumproduct-queries/
Hi Chandoo. You have been doing a great job in explaining the concepts based on real life requirements. Keep it up. On the Index & Match Function explained by you if the joining date of two employees are the same how does Index & Match Function work and how do you overcome this
Hi Chandoo. Thank you very much for the invaluable content. Could you please be kind enough to address my question as I could not figure out why we used "1" as lookup value in Match function.... Thank you, again... 🙂
Thanks Chandoo for this video. I have two queries. 1. What if two people have the same salary in 2nd example, which name it would give? 2. You didn't explain why we looked for 1 in multi condition example?? Thanks
All lookup functions in Excel (vlookup, match, xlookup, hlookup, lookup) give the first matching result only. Please refer to my other comments or the links in description for details about the 1.
The MATCH function with a lookup value of 1 finds the first "1" in the array and passes its position to INDEX, which returns a value in this row from the specified column.01/05/2022
Thanks Neelam... In that case, Excel will just return the first match. If you want all matching results, see this video th-cam.com/video/ma7u0sUIM-A/w-d-xo.html
Hi Chandoo, I want to switch my career into Data Analytics, currently i am into LaTeX template development, this is the language which is industry specific and i am stucked into it, there is no growth. Please guide me how could I come into data analytics field. My age is 43 right now, is it okay if i will give myself 3 months to learn the data analytics skill and switch into it at this age. Please guide me the path or any course which I can opt for this. I am aware about excel and SQL though. TIA.
After indroduction of XLOOKUP, I hardly have gone back to Index Matches. It's still good and has it's advantages in some cases. Performance wise, not sure which fares better.
You are right. But learning this combination is essential. I have shown in the video a few situations where INDEX+MATCH really shines. If you know the usage of these functions, that will take you very far.
@chandoo bro i need a suggestion and guidence while using index match function i have a data like in horizontal rows different names of persons in vertical colunm i have series of dates in month in those dates daily wage amount of workers is provided? how should i use there index match function
Sir If the data is in different worksheet (for example of TB OF DIFFERENT branch/unit) need to take a particular income or expense how to get the output in a,single worksheet Please guide
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No MATCH for Chandoo's training and our learning INDEX is going high for sure! Thank you for this nice tutorial on these very useful functions! 😊👍
Thanks Vijay for such lovely words :)
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I have been following Chandoo since last 12 years. And believe me, when ever I face any issue in MS Excel his tutorials, mails and blogs were really helpful for me to solve the issue.
Whichever organization I join people know me as Excel expert.
Thanks Chandoo Sir.
Wow.. thanks Harshit... Always a pleasure to hear from long time fans such as yourself. 😀
You never cease to amaze me Chandoo.you turned around a simple index and match function to solve complex problems for people having no access to Microsoft Excel 365..you are an exceptional genius and i genuinely thank you for all your efforts in helping the excel community in furthering their knowledge in this field 🙏
Glad to hear that!
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Good morning, Sir. Thank you for your hard work. I personally have learned a lot from your videos on TH-cam here. It's 2:14 AM here in Sierra Leone local time. I Strongly want to become a Business data Analyst.
Once again thank you very much and God Richly Bless you.
8:50 few days ego. I solved same problem. In large data. Same article in multiple warehouse. And i solved it with helper column. And concatinate both field. Then used vlookup. But ur solution is expert type. Thank u
Thanks Vishal... :)
The way you presented the data is great. You mentioned it in a very clean, clear, and concise manner.
Did you understand? Tell me why he use 1 ? He said you will understand why he used 1 .
@@noobkeralayeah bro..😂
Btw I also having same doubt
I have watched some index, match videos on youtube. This one helped me to find out needed formula for my work. Thank you Chandoo.
Glad it was helpful!
Chandu me videos chusi excel ni easy ga nerchuko vachu. U r doing amazing work.
Thank you so much 🙂
AWESOME Chandoo....Every day im becoming better in Excel.....Thanks a ton.
The best explanation so far that I probably (hopefully) will remember for the rest of my life!!!!!!! 😸😸
U have given one of the best index and match examples
Chandoo, many thanks for your practical "hands on" straightforward examples.
Hi Chandoo
I am following from 2008 and enrolled in almost all your course you have made which has made a good excel user for the day to day activity.
In your example you have shown the value to fetch when the match values are unique (referring to the first eg) what if there are more than one similar values.
Index having few more of same name with same date or in match having two more similar dates.
Thanks Bharathram for your love and support all these years :)
In your case, you need to use FILTER() to get all matching results. See this video for a demo and explanation of FILTER formula.
th-cam.com/video/ONaS7IMKJPM/w-d-xo.html
@@chandoo_ Thanks for the solution Please make similar in Power Query referring to DAX i know I am asking too much Kindly consider
Your content is awesome....apart from that what I like the most about your videos is that your tone is very composed and slow....unlike most youtubers who talk rapidly, your clear and steady pace is a break from others....
I'm going to watch and work along with this video until I have this 100%. Chandoo is the BEST!!
Thank You Chandoo! Learned a lot from this video. God Bless You and your kids.
Very crisp and clear explanation with good practical examples. Please keep posting more videos on normal Excel as most of us don't have 365.
Thank you, I will
it is free now, at least online
INDEX(A:C,MATCH("TRUE TRUE",(B1=Sheet2!A2:A201)&" "&(A1=Sheet2!B2:B201),0)+1,1)
You can look up one value in a list of duplicates by forging a unique grouping and having the array as a logic table
Thank you for the videos, they have helped make my job more user friendly
Chandoo has cut, cooked and pasted Index-Match!!
🔪👨🍳🍛😋
Very well explained. I was too much worried but you made it too easy. Thanks!!
first time hearing "this video is sponsored by me!" awesome Chandoo keep it up!
Chandoo, it been long time for me to know easiest method and today i got chance to learn in one click... Where did you get those simple magic words... Love you bro..
Awesome Video explanations. Just want to add we can also use Xlookup without including ifError, so in the above example at 3.50 we can also use formula =XLOOKUP(L13,G5:G20,C5:C20,"Not found")
Thanks Hussain. Great tip on using the not found parameter of XLOOKUP.
Why indians are sooooooooogood on explaining formulas and codes. You are making hard codes so easy. Thank you I ve learn a lot.
It's my pleasure
@@chandoo_ I have problem though Chandoo.On your first example what if a lot of names joined on Nov 18? Hope you can help me :) is index match still the solution?
In such cases, INDEX MATCH won't work. You need FILTER. See this - th-cam.com/video/JuTdj2j-9Kg/w-d-xo.html
It was very easy to understand chandoo!!!!
Great job. This video solved my query under 1 minute...
Great video and thanks for your patience in explaining in detail.
THAT WAS SO CLEAR AND CRISP! THANK YOU SO MUCHHHH.
Glad it helped!
Lookup for unstructured data was amazing.
Simple and Effective Explanation, Thanks a Lot
Awesome Chandoo! Thanks for the INDEX + MATCH examples.. great practice! Thumbs up!!
Thanks Wayne...
Excellent tutorial Chandoo, as usual. Thanks.
SIMPLY POWERFUL OR POWERFULLY SIMPLE - DEAR CHANDOO THANKS FOR SUCH AMZING LEARING SHARED
THANK YOU :)
Really good one for the beginners to learn about Index and match functions. Thanks Bro!!
Thank you very much Mr. Chandoo.
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You rock Chandoo! Thanks a lot for making this video.
Thanks for keeping the Not found formula hidden, and i found it ultimately.
godbless you dear bro you are doing an amazing job by servcing the students and other needies who dont have the access to all education content .. more from you
Thank you Chaitanya...
Still using Index Match, I used this-INDEX(W5:W12,XMATCH(E5:E20&D5:D20,U5:U12&V5:V12)) in two column matching
Very good video and i learned all the concepts
Excellent tutorial!
Amazing video! very easily explained. Thanks a lot!
Very very lovely... looking this at 2 am 🎉 in Assam
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Amazing 🤩, thank you so much!
Excellent teaching, BRAVO!
Amazing Explanation !!! Awesome.
You are awesome and making others awesome.
Excellent explanation .
This guy is too good
Thank you for making this so simple to understand :)
God dammmmn man yuuu are doing really great work i am learning a lot from here thanks for all yurr efforts yuu are doing better for us..............🙏🙏
Very informative video...🙏
the first example is also posible to do it with the "filter" formula like =Filter(Table[name],Table[date joined]=20-11-18)
Dear sir, I am a follower of your excellent videos of Excel & it is really helpful for me. Want to know why you use 1 as "Look up Value" in the video (7:15-7:18). Thanks for ur splendid effort to teach us Excel.
Thanks Saikat for following my channel and appreciating my work. :)
You can refer to this pages for more information on why 1 is used.
chandoo.org/wp/excel-sumproduct-formula/
chandoo.org/wp/advanced-sumproduct-queries/
Very goood explanation! keep it up.
Great Chandoo❤️
Thanks Usman :)
great one to see
Chandoo bhai you r just awesome
Thanks Anupam bhai... 😀
THQ cHANdoo JI
Hi Chandoo. You have been doing a great job in explaining the concepts based on real life requirements. Keep it up. On the Index & Match Function explained by you if the joining date of two employees are the same how does Index & Match Function work and how do you overcome this
Your teaching us unique 🤠 amazing.
Thank you :)
Sir you are pro !! Thanks for this
You are welcome
Thank you sir very useful and helpful
Your videos are awesome
You are most welcome
Thank you man!
Very useful
Definitely it's best.... !!!!!!!!!!!1
finished watching
Hi Chandoo. Thank you very much for the invaluable content. Could you please be kind enough to address my question as I could not figure out why we used "1" as lookup value in Match function.... Thank you, again... 🙂
Chandoo Sir u r awesome.
Thanks Avinash... You are awesome too :)
Good.
But this works with only unique list ( Date or Salary). It would be very good to show us how these function work with duplicate lists. Thankyou
For duplicates, you either need another criteria to search table for your lookup or it will result the first searched lookup as answer
Lots of love chandoo
Thanks Nirmal 😍
6:46:Multi Condition
9:01:Row, column lookup
Nice. Thank you!!
You are welcome...
Thanks Chandoo for this video.
I have two queries.
1. What if two people have the same salary in 2nd example, which name it would give?
2. You didn't explain why we looked for 1 in multi condition example??
Thanks
All lookup functions in Excel (vlookup, match, xlookup, hlookup, lookup) give the first matching result only.
Please refer to my other comments or the links in description for details about the 1.
thank you.
@4:14 we can do the same thing using Filter function
Thank you sir for sharing
You are welcome Amit...
thanks dear
Thanks 👍
You are welcome :)
In the multiple conditions section, I didn't understand why the number "1" has been used in the Match Formula.
The MATCH function with a lookup value of 1 finds the first "1" in the array and passes its position to INDEX, which returns a value in this row from the specified column.01/05/2022
Awesome
Totally O. P.
😍😀
You are great dear chandoo you know hindi
Thanks Kishor. Yes I know
Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Multimatch ❤❤❤
xlookup is so much better but my class requires me to use index/match or vlookup. I guess it makes sense to know how to use it anyway.
hi Chandoo really your videos are amazing..just have one query what if it has duplicate values..l
Thanks Neelam... In that case, Excel will just return the first match. If you want all matching results, see this video th-cam.com/video/ma7u0sUIM-A/w-d-xo.html
Hi Chandoo, I want to switch my career into Data Analytics, currently i am into LaTeX template development, this is the language which is industry specific and i am stucked into it, there is no growth. Please guide me how could I come into data analytics field. My age is 43 right now, is it okay if i will give myself 3 months to learn the data analytics skill and switch into it at this age. Please guide me the path or any course which I can opt for this. I am aware about excel and SQL though. TIA.
Thank you sir
Welcome
Thank you this is really awesome and simple
You're welcome 😊
Hello sir, please make a video on your journey from India to newziland
May be some other time? I will try to answer these kind of questions in a live stream too.
Good....Can you please cover on 'Analytic Solver' in Excel
Thanks for the suggestion Srirama. I have a video on solver here - th-cam.com/video/hbEn_CeYr6U/w-d-xo.html
After indroduction of XLOOKUP, I hardly have gone back to Index Matches. It's still good and has it's advantages in some cases. Performance wise, not sure which fares better.
You are right. But learning this combination is essential. I have shown in the video a few situations where INDEX+MATCH really shines. If you know the usage of these functions, that will take you very far.
Hi chandu, can you help me in undrtstandsing what is the use of 1 in lookup value ????
I was also wondering why 1 in the beginning of that formula ?
Please read chandoo.org/wp/advanced-sumproduct-queries/ to understand the Boolean multiplication trick.
@@chandoo_ thanks dada
But why 1 was used in match i dont get
How to use match/find function to get the cell address of a particular word from a worksheet?
@chandoo bro i need a suggestion and guidence while using index match function i have a data like in horizontal rows different names of persons in vertical colunm i have series of dates in month in those dates daily wage amount of workers is provided? how should i use there index match function
Sir
If the data is in different worksheet (for example of TB OF DIFFERENT branch/unit) need to take a particular income or expense how to get the output in a,single worksheet
Please guide