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VLOOKUP in Excel – The Massive Guide VLOOKUP is one of the most useful and important functions in Microsoft Excel. It is generally used to look up a particular value in huge data sheets where manual intervention can be cumbersome. The alphabet ‘V’ in VLOOKUP stands for “Vertical” so this function is sometimes also called vertical lookup. The term “Vertical” signifies that it can be used to look up values vertically i.e. it can be used to look up values inside a column. You can also read my previous post: “ How to alphabetize in Excel ”, there I have used VLOOKUP for sorting a list. Note : This is a long post over 2500+ words, you will feel comfortable navigating it the using below jump links. Definition of VLOOKUP in Excel What are the uses of Vertical Lookup Function? Syntax of VLOOKUP Function Few Important points about Vertical Lookup function How to Use VLOOKUP? 5 Beginner level examples of VLOOKUP function Few Practical Examples of Vertical Lookup func