COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
1. When to use HLOOKUP - ANSWER ✅ When your comparison values
are all in a row across the top of the data table, and you want to look down
a specified number of rows
2. When to use a VLOOKUP - ANSWER ✅ When your comparison values
are located in a col to the left of a data table and you want to look across a
specified number of columns
3. INDEX - ANSWER ✅ allows you to pinpoint a location of a return value
in an array
4. CHOOSE - ANSWER ✅ allows you to choose which value in a set of
values
5. OFFSET - ANSWER ✅ instead of selecting a whole array, you select a
reference point which is usually the top left hand corner of the array or
above the column if only one column. Then select rows and columns as
numbers across and down from the reference point
6. MATCH - ANSWER ✅ returns the relative position (number) of an item
in an array that matches a specified value
, 7. Where should the MATCH lookup array start when combined with
OFFSET? - ANSWER ✅ Start at the OFFSET reference point and -1 after
the MATCH function
8. INDIRECT - ANSWER ✅ returns whatever is in a cell, but when
combined with & becomes a powerful way to dynamically sum a range
with certain criteria
SUM(INDIRECT( example - ANSWER ✅ ("B"&start year - number that
equals row number & ":B"& end year - number that equals column
number))
9. When combining MATCH with INDIRECT, what should the format be? -
ANSWER ✅ R1C1 (not A1)
10.INDIRECT MATCH syntax - ANSWER ✅
INDIRECT("B"&MATCH(row lookup and range)&"C"&MATCH(col
lookup and range))
11.Where should MATCH ranges start when combined with INDIRECT? -
ANSWER ✅ First cell in the worksheet
12.ADDRESS - ANSWER ✅ Creates a cell reference as text, given a
specified row and column
13.ROWS(array) and COLUMNS(array) - ANSWER ✅ tells you how many
rows and columns are in that array