(35:15) SINGLE Function and Implicit Intersectionģ3. (33:40) Dynamic PivotTable using SUMIFS and a number of new Array Functionsģ2. (33:26) MID, LEN, TRANSPOSE and SEQUENCE to extract characters from a cell in a Columnģ1. (32:28) MID, LEN and SEQUENCE to extract characters from a cell in a Rowģ0. (32:10) SEQUENCY Function for incrementing Stepped Numbers in cellsĢ9. (32:00) SEQUENCY Function for incrementing Numbers in cellsĢ8. (30:50) Variable Length Spilled Arrays using LARGE & SEQUENCE FunctionĢ7. (29:43) Spill Direct for Dynamic Arrays using Array SyntaxĢ6. (28:38) Extract Unique & Sorted List of Mixed Data in Single Cell using TEXTJOIN, SORT and UNIQUEĢ5. (27:50) Extract Sorted & Unique List from Mixed Data using SORT and UNIQUEĢ4. (26:08) SORT Function to sort a filtered listĢ3. (24:44) #CALC! Error and the third argument in FILTERĢ2. (24:22) FILTER Function as Lookup with Multiple Lookup Values & Return Multiple Items (Boolean Logical Test)Ģ1. (24:00) FILTER Function as Lookup with One Lookup Value & Return Multiple Items in Multiple ColumnsĢ0. (22:37) FILTER Function as Lookup with One Lookup Value & Return Multiple Items in Single Columnġ9. (21:22) Unique Count Formula using COUNTA, UNIQUE and ORġ8. (20:18) Unique List and FILTER to avoid zeroesġ7. (17:51) Unique List using UNIQUE Functionġ6. (17:00) Array Formula to create a Formula Report that is EAISER than using a PivotTableġ4. (15:29) SUMIFS and Function Argument Array Operation will Spillġ3. (13:45) OR Logical Test Adding formula with SUMIFS & SUM Function, rather than SUMPRODUCTġ2. (10:32) Where Spilled Array Formula Lives. (09:32) How Old FREQUENCY Function Workedħ. (08:20) How New Calc Engine Avoids Trouble with Array FormulasĦ. (07:22) How Old Single Cell Array Formula BehavedĤ. (05:53) OR Logical Test AVERAGE Array Formula. (00:06) Introduction to the new Excel Calculation Engine and Array Formulas in ExcelĢ. This video is a comprehensive video about the new Office 365 Dynamic Array Formulas, Array Functions and Excel’s Calculation engine.ġ. Thank you for your support!Įntire page with all Excel Files for All Videos: 🤍 This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos like this. Note: This description contains affiliate links, which means at no additional cost to you, we will receive a small commission if you make a purchase using the links. ✉ Take this Quiz to choose the right Excel course: 🤍 LINKS to related videos: Extract unique items for dynamic data validation drop down list - 🤍Įxcel Find Multiple Matches & Dependent Drop Down List (Unsorted Tabular Data Set): 🤍 We use 3 Excel dynamic array functions: Unique, Sort & filter. I also use the sort function to get sorted names in the drop-down list.
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I also make sure the list is dynamic so if we add more data to the table, the drop-down list will automatically update (here we use the new dynamic array spill range reference #) The first list includes unique values from cells and the second dependent data validation list filters the values to the ones that belong to the category selected from the first list. Here's what happens: We create a dynamic dependent drop-down list based on a messy data set. I also use a timer to test the time needed for the new formulas and compare it to the other videos. In this video, I take two of my popular videos which use traditional Excel complex formulas and use Dynamic array formulas instead. Everything you wished Excel could do, can now be done! ★★ Link to complete Excel Dynamic Arrays Course: 🤍Ĭomplex tasks will be done with simple Excel formulas. Excel Dynamic Array formulas are new to Excel Office 365.
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