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This function searches for a value in the top row and then returns a value in the same column from a specified row.
HLOOKUP(value,array,row,approx)
This function has these arguments:
Argument | Description |
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value | Value to be found in the first row |
array | Array or range that contains the data to search |
row | Row number in the array from which the matching value will be returned |
approx | [Optional] Logical value indicating whether to find an approximate match; if omitted, uses TRUE and finds an approximate match |
If approx is FALSE, it finds an exact match, not an approximate match. If it cannot find one, it returns an #N/A error value.
If approx is TRUE or omitted, and the value cannot be found, then the largest value that is less than the value is used.
This function is similar to VLOOKUP except that it searches by row (horizontally), instead of vertically (by column).
Accepts numeric or string data. Returns numeric data.
HLOOKUP("Test",A1:D5,3,TRUE)