Excel Dynamic Arrays Straight to the Point
- 52m
- Bill Jelen
- Tickling Keys
- 2020
New for Office 365 customers, one single formula sitting in one single cell can return many results. Those extra results will spill into adjacent cells. This is a major change to the calculation engine in Excel. This book covers the new functions added for Dynamic Arrays: SORT, SORTBY, FILTER, UNIQUE, SEQUENCE and RANDARRAY. It shows how Dynamic Arrays make the new XLOOKUP even more powerful. Dynamic arrays make every Excel calculation function more powerful. Pass a SEQUENCE to another function and Excel will Lift the function to return many results. Learn how to use the new # and @ operators in your formulas. After fifteen months of preview, the Dynamic Arrays are reaching general availability. Learn how the FastExcel SpeedTools add-in offers much-needed improvements, such as TOTALS, SLICES, VSTACK and UNPIVOT. Join in lobbying the Excel team to incorporate these improvements.
About the Author
Bill Jelen is the host of MrExcel.com and the author of 60 books about Microsoft Excel including Excel Gurus Gone Wild, Pivot Table Data Crunching, and Excel 2019 Inside Out. He has made over 80 guest appearances on TV’s Call for Help with Leo Laporte and was voted guest of the year on the Computer America radio show. He writes the Excel column for Strategic Finance magazine.
He has produced over 2200 episodes of his daily video podcast Learn Excel from MrExcel. Before founding MrExcel.com in 1998, Jelen spent twelve years “in the trenches”, as a financial analyst for the accounting, finance, marketing, and operations departments of a publicly held company. Since then, his company automates Excel reports for hundreds of clients around the world. The website answers over 30,000 questions a year – for free – for readers all over the world.
In his free time, Jelen is a rocket launch photographer for We Report Space.
In this Book
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Getting Started
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The SORT Function
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The SORTBY Function
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The FILTER Function
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The UNIQUE Function
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Combining Functions
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The SEQUENCE Function
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The RANDARRAY Function
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Why CSE Arrays Were So Hard: Implicit Intersection
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XLOOKUP and Dynamic Arrays
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Other Functions That Are Now Dynamic Arrays
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Building on Dynamic Arrays
