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【エクセル】もっとVLOOKUP関数を学ぼう!ExcelのVlookup関数に特化した、応用技習得コースです!

Learn VLOOKUP in Excel! Boost your productivity with this essential Excel function. Perfect for Excel beginners and those new to VLOOKUP.

4.4(27)
116students
56m
Certificate
オン サタデーズ
オン サタデーズExcelやPowerPintなどのオフィスソフト関連とプログラミング言語

Course Content

【エクセル】もっとVLOOKUP関数を学ぼう!ExcelのVlookup関数に特化した、応用技習得コースです! is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by オン サタデーズ. It runs 56m, is taught in Japanese, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.4 out of 5 from 27 reviews, with 116 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated July 2024.

Are you an Excel user looking to level up your skills? This course dives deep into the incredibly popular VLOOKUP function in Microsoft Excel! Have you ever been asked in an interview, "Are you proficient with the VLOOKUP function?" If so, this course is for you. We'll help you master this essential tool.

Here's what you'll learn:

  • Handling Expanding Master Data: Learn effective strategies for adapting the VLOOKUP function when your master data grows.
  • Dealing with Complex Tables: Discover how to navigate and utilize VLOOKUP when working with multiple, potentially confusing spreadsheets.
  • Troubleshooting "Value Not Found" Errors: Get practical solutions to resolve common VLOOKUP error messages when your search value isn't located.
  • Extracting Data with Multiple Criteria: Master techniques to retrieve data based on several conditions using VLOOKUP in combination with other useful functions.

We'll tackle these challenges and more, empowering you to confidently use VLOOKUP and related functions.

Even if you're an Excel beginner or just starting out, we offer comprehensive video tutorials to learn other functions from the ground up. This course is a great starting point for anyone wanting to become more proficient in Microsoft Excel.

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