c4651be9__Clayton_Sunding___Assignments__Instructional_Activities
[0] 8. [Resources] § Independent Practice: Understanding the LookUp Function activity and key [Instructional Activities] 
§ Distribute Independent Practice: Understanding the LookUp Function to students and instruct them to complete the activity independently and answer the question that follows § Go over the question as a class upon completion of the activity § Monitor/provide assistance as needed § Teacher Notes: § Vector example: In the formula =Lookup(F9, G7:G12, H7:H12), the software is instructed to “look up” the value of Cell F9 in the cell range G7:G12 and return the value that is horizontally adjacent to it and located in the cell range H7:H12 § So, if F9=5, G7=3, G8=7, and G9=9, the first “hit” will be to the value of 3 § Array example: In the formula =Lookup(F9, G7:I12), the software will return the value that is in the last column (Column I) that matches the lookup value
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