Excel - Combine Multiple Tables - Relationships (PivotTables) and XLOOKUP

Posted on:  12/03/2023
Excel - Combine Multiple Tables - Relationships (PivotTables) and XLOOKUP

You can set up a relationship with two or more tables in Excel to create a PivotTable. XLOOKUP and VLOOOKUP also work, but you can skip those great functions and set up Relationships. For example, one Excel table contains the Employee ID and name. A second table contains the Employee ID, Department Name, Date of Hire, Location, and other information. If I want to see the employee's name and other information from the second table, I can set up a relationship with a Primary Key and a Foreign key. 

PivotTable - Relationships

PivotTable - Relationships

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