| T | Formula | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | =VLOOKUP(MAX(A1:A6),A1:B6,2,FALSE) | Using Max with vlockup |
| 2 | =INDEX($A$10:$A$15,MATCH(MIN(B10:B15),B10:B15,0)) | Using Index with Match |
| 3 | =INDEX(A3:M484,MATCH(MAX(K3:K484),K3:K484,0),11) | Index with Match |
| 4 | =INT(U2)+((MID(U2,3,3)/60)*100)+((U2-LEFT(U2,(LEN(U2)-5)))/3600)*10^4 | Computing cells |
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INDEX-MATCH: The INDEX-MATCH function is used to return a value in a column to the left. With VLOOKUP, you're stuck returning an appraisal from a column to the right. Another reason to use index-match instead of VLOOKUP is that VLOOKUP needs more processing power from Excel. This is because it needs to evaluate the entire table array which you've selected. With INDEX-MATCH, Excel only has to consider the lookup column and the return column [Ref. 2.].