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  • CHOOSECOLS function (1)
  • CHOOSEROWS function (1)
  • DROP function (1)
  • EXPAND function (1)
  • HSTACK function (1)
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  • VSTACK function (6)
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    Workaround for the TEXTSPLIT function – LAMBDA function
    The TEXTSPLIT function works only with single cells. If you try to use a cell range the TEXTSPLIT function returns […]
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    Extract a unique distinct list across multiple columns and rows sorted based on frequency
    Cell range B2:E11 contains values, the formula in cell B15 extracts unique distinct values in B2:E11, ignores blanks, and returns […]
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    How to use the EXPAND function
    The EXPAND function increases a cell range or array by a specified number of columns and rows. Dynamic array formula […]
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    How to use the CHOOSECOLS function
    The CHOOSECOLS function returns given columns from a cell range or array. Dynamic array formula in cell B9: =CHOOSECOLS(B2:D5, 2, […]
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    How to use the CHOOSEROWS function
    The CHOOSEROWS function returns given rows from a cell range or array. Dynamic array formula in cell B9: =CHOOSEROWS(B2:D5, 2, […]
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    How to use the DROP function
    The DROP function removes a given number of rows or columns from a 2D cell range or array. Dynamic array […]
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    How to use the TAKE function
    The TAKE function returns a given number of rows or columns from a 2D cell range or array. Dynamic array […]
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    How to use the WRAPCOLS function
    The WRAPCOLS function rearranges values from a single row to a 2D cell range based on a given number of […]
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    How to use the WRAPROWS function
    The WRAPROWS function rearranges values from a single row to a 2D cell range. Dynamic array formula in cell B8: […]
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    How to use the TOROW function
    The TOROW function rearranges values from a 2D cell range to a single row. Dynamic array formula in cell B8: […]
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    How to use the TOCOL function
    The TOCOL function lets you rearrange values in 2D cell ranges to a single column. Dynamic array formula in cell […]
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    How to use the HSTACK function
    The HSTACK function lets you combine cell ranges or arrays, it joins data to the first blank cell to the […]
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    How to use the VSTACK function
    The VSTACK function lets you combine cell ranges or arrays, it joins data to the first blank cell at the […]
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    Get date ranges from a schedule
    This article demonstrates ways to extract names and corresponding populated date ranges from a schedule using Excel 365 and earlier […]
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    Rearrange values in a cell range to a single column
    This article demonstrates formulas that rearrange values in a cell range to a single column. Table of Contents Rearrange cells […]
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    Working with classic ciphers in Excel
    What's on this page Reverse text Insert random characters Convert letters to numbers How to shuffle characters in the alphabet […]
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    Find empty hours in a weekly schedule
    The image above demonstartes an array formula in cell B34 that extracts empty hours in a weekly calendar. I have created […]
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    List dates outside specified date ranges
    This article demonstrates how to calculate dates in a given date range (cells B13 and B14) that don't overlap the […]
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    Merge two columns with possible blank cells
    This article demonstrates two formulas, they both accomplish the same thing. The Excel 365 formula is much smaller and is […]
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    Find the most recent date that meets a particular condition
    This article demonstrates how to return the latest date based on a condition using formulas or a Pivot Table. The […]
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    Extract unique distinct values A to Z from a range and ignore blanks
    This article demonstrates formulas that extract sorted unique distinct values from a cell range containing also blanks. Unique distinct values […]
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    Filter common values between two ranges
    The image above shows an array formula in cell B12 that extracts values shared by cell range B2:D4 (One) and […]
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    Extract duplicates from a multi-column cell range
    This article describes two formulas that extract duplicates from a multi-column cell range, the first one is built for Excel […]
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    Merge two columns
    The picture above shows how to merge two columns into one list using a formula. Table of Contents Merge two […]
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    Merge three columns into one list
    The above image demonstrates a formula that adds values in three different columns into one column. Table of Contents Merge […]
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    Extract a list of duplicates from three columns combined
    This webpage demonstrates formulas that merge three non-adjacent cell ranges. What's on this webpage Extract a list of duplicates from […]
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    Extract a unique distinct list from three columns
    Question: How do I extract a unique distinct list from three ranges or lists? The ranges are not necessarily adjacent […]
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    Extract a unique distinct list from two columns
    Question: I have two ranges or lists (List1 and List2) from where I would like to extract a unique distinct […]
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    Count unique distinct values
    This article describes how to count unique distinct values. What are unique distinct values? They are all values but duplicates are […]
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    How to extract email addresses from an Excel sheet
    Question: How to extract email addresses from this sheet? Answer: It depends on how the emails are populated in your worksheet? […]

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