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When to use a VLookup
Hi,
I am an intermediate Excel user who has been asked to learn what a VLookup does. I read through an "Excel Bible" on the matter and checked the online help. I can't seem to figure out why it is so valuable. Why not just sort your records when looking to find or isolate on a value. Can someone tell me when a VLookup can be more valuable than simply sorting records? Thanks, -- Chuck W |
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