<b>Practice Projects &amp; Solutions Included for Beginners</b><br /><br />When you need to find information in a large spreadsheet, or if you are always looking for the same kind of information, then you need to use the Excel Vlookup function. Vlookup works a lot like a phone book. Excel Lookup functions in general are used to look up and extract data from a list or table and insert it into another list or table.<br /><br />It is widely agreed that close to 60 percent of Excel users leave 80 percent of Excel untouched. That is, most users do not tap into the full potential of Excel&rsquo;s built-in utilities. Of these utilities, one of the most prolific by far is the Excel Vlookup. Despite the fact that pivot tables have been a cornerstone of Excel for more than 18 years, Vlookup remains one of the most underutilized tools in the entire Microsoft Office Suite.<br /><br />Having found this book, you are savvy enough to have heard of Excel Vlookup or even have used them on occasion. You have a sense that Vlookup has some power that you are not using, and you want to learn how to leverage that power to increase your productivity quickly.<br /><br />With only this book, you will be able to increase your productivity, and produce reports in minutes instead of hours.