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HLOOKUP + MATCH (dynamic row) Function in Excel: Syntax, Examples and Free Practice

By Rinkesh Shah, founder of Cellgrids.

HLOOKUP + MATCH (dynamic row) is an Excel Lookup & Reference function. Uses MATCH to find which row number to pull from a horizontally laid-out table, instead of hardcoding it.

HLOOKUP + MATCH (dynamic row) syntax

=HLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, MATCH(row_label, row_labels, 0), FALSE)

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When to use HLOOKUP + MATCH (dynamic row)

Pulling a specific metric from a report where categories run down the side and periods run across the top.

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What does the HLOOKUP + MATCH (dynamic row) function do in Excel?

Uses MATCH to find which row number to pull from a horizontally laid-out table, instead of hardcoding it.

What is the syntax of HLOOKUP + MATCH (dynamic row) in Excel?

The syntax is =HLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, MATCH(row_label, row_labels, 0), FALSE). lookup_value: Value to search for; table_array: Range containing the data; row_label: Name of the row you want; row_labels: Range containing the row labels.

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