Why would excel know/care about what the content of a non-evaluated function is when constructing the row of functions? Reply joelb95 Brass Contributor to joelb95Apr 14, 2024 djclements SergeiBaklan Consider, for instance, this formula that does not conflate the array creation...
My current effort (and the genesis of this post) was about the weird result when I try to use byrow/bycolumn as a native excel iter counter. If it would just return the unevaluated formula, it would work swimmingly, but if it is going to return flattened arrays (however it gets ...
value1 is 3 columns wide and value2 is 4 columns wide), the additional rows and/or columns will be filled with #N/A errors. An example of one possible use for this can be found here: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel/generating-a-2d-array-from-sumifs-on-the-columns-...
My current effort (and the genesis of this post) was about the weird result when I try to use byrow/bycolumn as a native excel iter counter. If it would just return the unevaluated formula, it would work swimmingly, but if it is going to return flattened arrays (howev...
My current effort (and the genesis of this post) was about the weird result when I try to use byrow/bycolumn as a native excel iter counter. If it would just return the unevaluated formula, it would work swimmingly, but if it is going to return flattened arrays (however it gets ...
An example of one possible use for this can be found here: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel/generating-a-2d-array-from-sumifs-on-the-columns-of-another-2d/m-p/4203110#M234834 I hope that helps. Cheers!
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