The VLOOKUP function will automatically find the value you need from any list. In this article you'll see how to use the VLOOKUP function and how to easily avoid the mistakes that most people make when it comes to using the VLOOKUP function in a formula. Steps are given below.
Formula:
VLOOKUP (lookup_value, table_array, col_indenum, [range_lookup])
Step 1: First create two sheet “Price List” and “Sales Order” as below
Step 2: Now select cell on “Sales Order” where we apply VLOOKUP formula and give lookup_value index as below image
Now give the table_array value as below image
Put the comma after table_array parameter and give the col_indenum. Here col_indenum is 2, and set [range_lookup] as false. Hence whole formula is
=VLOOKUP (C9,'Price List'!C9:E16,2,FALSE)
Now press enter button and see output
Step 3: Now apply all cell of column “Item Name”.
Step 4: Apply same process for display “Unit Price” as below image, formula for unit price as following
=VLOOKUP (C9,'Price List'!C9:E16,3,FALSE)
Step 5: Now you can calculate “Total” amount and percentage and whole output screen as below. Get the help for calculating sum, product and percentage from following link.
http://www.mindstick.com/Articles/e790a001-fcca-4077-bdbe-66da92bcc5fb/?Sum%20Function%20in%20Excel
Rajdip Sarkar
26-Apr-2016I have one scenario in "V-Lookup", I'm unable to doing, what would be the solution.
Sheet 1
Sheet 2
If I want to change any value from Sheet 1 automatically reflect "Sheet1" Total row & "Sheet 2 "Total row.
I'm awaiting your valuable reply
Regards,
Rajdip Sarkar