![]() ![]() Google Sheets Vlookup can return Images as output from the index column number. You can use the search field on the top navigation bar to find it. There are several advanced Vlookup tutorials on this site. Here are two useful links to learn Vlookup. ![]() If you are new to Vlookup I recommend you to learn the Vlookup function in detail. How to Lookup Images in Google Sheets Using Vlookup Now time to learn how to use Image Vlookup in Google Sheets. You have now already learned how to use the IMAGE function in Google Sheets. In such cases, you can set the size of all images as same. May be useful in certain cases like when you want to insert multiple images. Just put the ‘required’ height and width of the image after the image mode number 4. In this Google Sheets Image formula, you can specify the height and width of the image to insert. If the cell is small to accommodate the image, it crops the image. Image Mode 3 – This Mode Inserts the Original Image and Suitable If the Image Size Is Too Small =IMAGE("",3) That means it ignores the image aspect ratio. I don’t recommend you to use this image mode as it stretches the image to fit inside the cell. It Stretches the Image – Not Recommended as It Ignores the Image Aspect Ratio =IMAGE("",2) The above screenshot is an example of Image Mode 1. In all the image modes, when you adjust row height and width, the image got adjusted accordingly. Google Sheets Image function Mode #1 can maintain the aspect ratio of the original image and resizes it to well fit inside the cell. You can omit to put the Mode number at the end of this formula as by default Google Sheets recognizes the mode as 1. Image Mode 1 Default and Recommended – It Keeps the Image Aspect Ratio =IMAGE("",1) Now learn how to use image function with different MODES as per the syntax. Google Sheets Image function supports 4 different modes. ![]() The URL that ending PNG or JPG is required to use in this formula. To get Image URL that can work in Google Sheets Image function, right-click on the image on the web page and you can see the shortcut saying “copy image address”. When you copy the image URL, please make sure that you are copying the image URL, not page URL. Below is the Image formula that returned the above image. ![]()
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