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Joining multiple data sets together - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel for Marketers (2023)
Joining multiple data sets together
- [Instructor] Quite often, you'll find yourself using Excel to join multiple data sets together. For example, if you have conversions in one report and then you have ad spend and another report, you need to be able to match that data together to report on cost per conversion. Let's walk through how to do that. So, the real workhorse of Excel for marketers is VLOOKUP. This is probably the most used formula I have. And the way it works is this, you type in VLOOKUP and then you want the lookup value. That's the key that you're looking up. In this case, it's campaign name, you have campaign one and then we want to tell it where to look up from. So we're just going to select this area here. I'm going to press F4. That's going to lock that in place or you could actually just put the dollar signs in front of it. What that does is when we drag that down, it's not going to look anywhere else. It's just going to stick with that…
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Analysis with tables, totals, and filters5m 12s
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Joining multiple data sets together3m 41s
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Segmenting your data with PivotTables3m 39s
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Plotting your data visually with charts4m 26s
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Finding daily, weekly, and monthly trends3m 44s
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Building a weekly report template5m 10s
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Building a performance dashboard6m 39s
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Cell extraction for further segmentation7m 22s
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The long tail and the 80/20 rule5m 21s
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Calculating statistical significance4m 22s
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