Excel Array Formulas |
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| Excel array formulas are useful and powerful formulas to summarize your spreadsheet data. You have the option of using a single or multiple criteria to summarize your worksheet data and also create a customized report. How to implement array formulas in Excel
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Some knowledge about how the array formulas work in the background ![]() | Place your cursor in cell E12 where the value '66' is displayed. Press 'F2' to view the formula. In the formula bar above now select 'product="Shirts" ' and press 'F9'. You'll notice 'FALSE' and 'TRUE' displayed. Wherever the value 'shirts' is available, 'TRUE' is displayed otherwise 'FALSE' is displayed. |
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Now select 'quantity' and press 'F9' on the keboard to display the 'quantity' of shirts. ![]() | |
Only where the 'shirts' is 'TRUE' the 'quantity' values are added and you get the result '66'. In this last image below you select both 'product="Shirts" ' and 'quantity' and press 'F9' to see all the background data. ![]() | |
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