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-...
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-...
Second, if I manually type the formula =sumifs(Jan6wk1[Amount],Jan6wk1[Product],"A*") Excel accepts it. I have tried entering the entire formula in for both the find and replace and that returns the same error. I don't want to have to go to each cell ...
Anyone have a guess why? If you expand the sequence out to 10, it gives this: bharryc5145dlotseten bharryc6245dlotseten bharryc7345dlotseten bharryc8#N/A45dlotseten =LET(\n many, LAMBDA(choice,\n CHOOSE(choice + 1, 10, \"b\", \"harry\", \"c\", SEQUENCE(4, 1, 5), SEQUE...
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-...
I have this formula in a cell that refers to a table within another worksheet: =sumifs(Jan5Wk1[Amount],Jan5Wk1[Product],"A*") I am trying to do a Find/Replace to change "Jan5" to "Jan6". When I click "Replace" within the cell I am returned with the "T...
I'm not quite sure how passing a sequence as the choice variable could result in a jagged array, but I am sensing that an array function is done more "at the same time" than I was imagining.I'm still not sure why things would be evaluated (and compared) prior to ...
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