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The Corporate Finance Institute ExcelStep 2: Tell the function what to lookupIn this step we tell Excel what to look for. We start tying the formula“=VLOOKUP(“ and then select the cell that contains the information we want tolookup. In this case, it’s the cell that contains “Bananas”.corporatefinanceinstitute.com152
The Corporate Finance Institute ExcelStep 3: Tell the function where to lookIn this step, we select the table where the data is located, and tell excel tosearch in the leftmost column for the information we selected in the previousstep.For example, in this case we highlight the whole table from column A tocolumn C. Excel will look for the information we told it to lookup in column A.corporatefinanceinstitute.com153
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