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Okay today weamp;#39;re going to look at Index-Match function in Excel. Letamp;#39;s say youamp;#39;ve got two sets of data, here youamp;#39;ve got first names and youamp;#39;ve got last names. And youamp;#39;ve got ID numbers for both of those, but the ID numbers in the second set donamp;#39;t necessarily match up to the first set. So you want to have the correct first name and the last name using the ID numbers as a reference point. So you click on the first cell here, equals, INDEX, open brackets, and then you click on the set of data that you want to pull in from, which is here, and then you type comma, MATCH, open brackets again, you click on the correct ID sequence, which is just the first cell here, comma, and then you click on the second set of ID sequences by clicking on the column there, comma, zero to indicate thatamp;#39;s an exact match, close bracket, Enter. And then you just click on the corner, double click here to fill down, and voil
