![]() ![]() You can bypass this problem by using a combination of the INDEX and MATCH functions instead of SUM and VLOOKUP, and I will show you a few formula examples in the next article. So, the more values you have in the array and the more array formulas you have in your workbook, the slower Excel works. The point is that using array formulas may adversely affect the workbook's performance since each value in the array makes a separate call of the VLOOKUP function. However, this is not the ideal solution, especially if you are working with big tables. For example, when you type a formula into one cell, Excel automatically copies it across the entire column and in this way saves you a few precious seconds :)Īs you see, using the VLOOKUP and SUM functions in Excel is easy. I find it very convenient to work with fully-functional Excel tables and their structured references. This is because I converted my data to table ( Insert tab > Table). You may be curious why the formula displays as the lookup value in the screenshot above.
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