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SVERWEIS ist eine zentrale Formel in Excel. Sucht nach einem Wert in der ersten Spalte einer Tabelle und gibt den Wert in derselben Zeile aus einer angegebenen Spalte zurück. Sie optimiert Ihre Tabellenkalkulationen, automatisiert Routineabfragen und sorgt für fehlerfreie Auswertungen in modernen Tabellen.
💡 Einfach erklärt.
Searches down the first column of a table to find a matching word, then reads across that row to get a value from a column you choose.
"Think of VLOOKUP like sliding your finger down a price catalog. You lookup the item name in the left column, then slide your finger to the right to see the price."
Syntax.
Standardmäßige Excel-Schreibweise=SVERWEIS(Suchkriterium; Matrix; Spaltenindex; [Bereich_Verweis])Argumente.
Alle von dieser Funktion akzeptierten Parameter im Überblick.
The value to search for in the first column of the table.
Beispiel:D2The range containing the search column and the return column.
Beispiel:A2:B6The column number in the table range to return a value from (first column is 1).
Beispiel:2TRUE = Approximate match, FALSE = Exact match. In almost all cases, set to FALSE.
Standard: FALSEPraxisbeispiel.
Schritt-für-Schritt-SzenarioProduct Pricing Directory
Retrieve a product's price using its exact name.
| Item Name | Price | Stock | Query Item | Item Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laptop | 999 | 15 | Tablet | — |
| Monitor | 299 | 8 | — | — |
| Tablet | 449 | 24 | — | — |
=VLOOKUP(D2, A2:B6, 2, FALSE)Evaluates VLOOKUP over the sample table cells, placing the verified output in cell E2.
Formel-Generator.
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=SVERWEIS()Ergebniseigenschaften.
Returns "Engineering" based on sample evaluation criteria and active cell references.
Empfohlene Vorgehensweise
- Always set range_lookup to FALSE or 0 to avoid incorrect approximate match returns.
- Lock your table_array range with dollar signs (e.g. $A$2:$C$6) when copying formulas down a column.
Typische Fehlerquellen
- VLOOKUP can only search from left to right. The lookup value must always be in the first column of the table_array.
- Inserting or deleting columns in the table range shifts the column indices, which breaks VLOOKUP or returns incorrect data.
Kompatibilität nach Versionen.
Geprüft auf Basis der offiziellen Tabellenkalkulations-Engines von Microsoft und Google.
Core standard function supported across all modern and legacy Microsoft Excel versions (365, 2021, 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010), as well as Excel for the Web and Mac.
100% compatible with Google Sheets. Uses identical argument order, data types, and standard calculation logic.
Häufig gestellte Fragen.
Technische Q&AWhy is VLOOKUP returning a #N/A error?↓
The #N/A error means the lookup_value was not found in the first column of table_array. Common causes include trailing or leading spaces in cell text, numbers stored as text strings, or omitted range_lookup causing false misses.
Can VLOOKUP look to the left in Excel?↓
No. Traditional VLOOKUP can only search the leftmost column of the table_array and return values to the right. To look up data to the left, use XLOOKUP or an INDEX and MATCH formula combination.
Why should I always specify FALSE as the fourth argument in VLOOKUP?↓
Omitting the fourth argument defaults VLOOKUP to TRUE (approximate match), which assumes your table is sorted alphabetically or numerically. Setting range_lookup to FALSE or 0 guarantees an exact match.