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🟢 LEARN EXCEL WITH ME AND BECOME A REFERENCE IN THE JOB MARKET: http://excelentejoao.com.br/sejaexcel... #Excelentejoao #Excel #Dashboard In this Excel video lesson, we will learn how to do the VLOOKUP function in Excel step by step from scratch. The VLOOKUP function is a search function in Excel, just like the HLOOKUP or Index and Match or XLOOKUP functions. In English, we have Xlookup or Vlookup or Index and Match. This search formula in Excel is very important to automate tasks and processes in Excel. To work faster in our daily lives and in the job market. VLOOKUP means Vertical Search. The VLOOKUP function in Excel looks for a value that we want and returns us a corresponding value, for example, in a sales spreadsheet in Excel, you are filling in everything you sell daily, but you need to fill in the cost of each product. Note that to enter the purchase cost of each item, you can use another spreadsheet where you already have all the costs of all the items already purchased. However, it is not feasible to keep filling out line by line, product by product. So, to do this, we can automate this process with a search function in Excel, such as the vlookup function. You indicate the item you are looking for to the vlookup function and it will search for these items in the cost table and return the purchase cost of the specified item without you having to search for this value. However, the vlookup function, by default, can only search for one result at a time. In this case, I need to make sure I am looking for the correct item, in the correct category and for the correct SKU code. To do this, we will need to use an auxiliary column and the concatenate formula in Excel, or even the ampersand symbol &. Let's see in this complete free Excel tutorial how to solve this problem in practice.