Excel 2016 from Scratch Exercise
Vertical Lookup A
An Excel tutorial by Peter Kalmstrom
 In
a recent tutorial in the Excel 2016 from Scratch series,
Peter Kalmstrom has introduced formulas with the vertical
lookup function. Here is an exercise, that you can try yourself
before you look at the solution in the demo.
As an example Peter uses a campaign with discounts depending
on how much you buy. The more you buy for, the bigger percentage
of discount you get. The lookup formula finds to correct
price span for each purchase.
Exercise
If you want to try the exercise yourself, please
download the Excel file Peter uses in the demo!
Content
This is what Peter shows in the demo below:
- How to name cells.
- How to write formulas for multiplication with absolute
references to the named cells and fill other cells with
them.
- How to write formulas for multiplication and addition
with a relative references and fill other cells with
them.
- How to apply number format to cell ranges.
- How to apply Cell Styles to differentiate cells
with input values from cells with calculated values.
- How to write a formula with a vertical lookup.
Peter uses Excel 2016 for his demo, but the Excel calculation
functions are the same for later versions of Excel.
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