How to make dynamic charts in Excel_Vlookup function can help you

Want to create dynamic charts, but can’t find an effective method? PHP editor Xiaoxin brings you the VLOOKUP function today, which can easily help you implement dynamic charts and make your data visualization presentation more convenient and smooth. Continue reading this article to understand the principle, usage and practical application scenarios of the VLOOKUP function, master the skills of making dynamic charts, and improve your data presentation level.

First, copy the header of our table to the bottom, and select the bottom of the name, click [Data]-[Data Validity], select [Sequence] in the validity condition, and then select the first Row name column. Press Enter and click OK, so that we have a drop-down menu in the dynamic table below, and you can click to select the name of the character inside.

In Excel, the VLOOKUP function is a function used to find and return a value under specified conditions. Its syntax format is as follows: VLOOKUP(value to look for, range, column index number, [approximate match]) - Value to find: Specify the value to find in the range. - Range: Specifies a set of cells to search within. - Column index number: Specify the index of the column where the result value is to be returned

=VLOOKUP (search condition, search range, number of columns where the target value is located, precise search or fuzzy search)

After filling in the function, we can fill the data to the left and fill in all sales data. In this way, we can view the sales data of a certain character at will.

Finally, we select the dynamic table below and press ALT+F1 to generate a chart, which is perfect. If we switch the character's name above, the chart will also change accordingly.

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