How To Use Array Formula With Array Constraint | Google Sheets

This video explains how to use array formula with array constraint in google sheet

Are you looking to take your Google Sheets skills to the next level? Look no further than our comprehensive tutorial on mastering formulas and functions with array formulas!

With this tutorial, you'll learn how to streamline your spreadsheet tasks by using array formulas to perform calculations on entire ranges of data at once. We'll cover everything from basic formulas to advanced functions, and we'll show you how to use array formulas to make your data analysis more efficient and accurate.

In this tutorial, you'll learn:

The basics of Google Sheets formulas and functions
How to use array formulas to perform calculations on multiple cells at once
Advanced functions like array_constrain to manipulate data more precisely
Tips and tricks for using array formulas effectively in your workflow
And much more!

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[lizkung]

thanks, I've looking for the combination of concatenate with array formula. Possible others combined with array formulas later

[chineseclubatthevillages]

I am using index-match to determine if a user is a member from another sheet. If found, I will extract other information. The formular below gets the email address. I also need to get other information so this formular is repeated for other columns
the formular works except when I wrap it inside the arrayformula. I tried putting the range such as B2:B etc but it either does not work for other rows, or it returns the same value everytime. Can you tell what is wrong?
=if(B2<>"", ifna(INDEX(All_Members!E:E, MATCH(B2, All_Members!G:G, False)), ""), "")
sp B2 contains the name, All_Members!G:G contains all member names, All_Members E:E contains data I am interested in, in this case, email address