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Lets talk about Excels new and improved XLOOKUP function. You might know by now that XLOOKUP is Excels new superhero lookup function because it can replace VLOOKUP, INDEX MATCH, and even more. Today Ill take you through five examples that will help you take advantage of Excels XLOOKUP function. First example were going to look at is how to handle items not found, so basically handling errors in XLOOKUP. Then were going to take a look at using wildcards in the lookup, so looking for partial match instead of full match. Were then going to do a horizontal lookup. Well use XLOOKUP instead of HLOOKUP. Then a two-way lookup, so lookup on the rows and columns. And finally how to look for an approximate match with XLOOKUP. Now I know a common question will be about the availability of the XLOOKUP function. Since thats changing, check out the description of the video to find out more, so to see if you have it or if youre going to get it soon. Now lets get to our five examples. (upb