5 Dynamic Array Functions You Need in Excel #short #exceltips

Have you tried using Excel's dynamic array functions? These powerful tools have completely changed the way I work, making it easier to create dynamic, flexible reports that stand out.

In a recent video, I showcased a custom summary table in Excel. Many people asked, “Why not just use a pivot table?”—and in that video, I explained why I don’t. But in this video, I’ll walk you through the five essential dynamic array functions that make my custom tables so effective.

In this short tutorial, I’ll show how I used SORT, UNIQUE, TRANSPOSE, SUMIFS, and VSTACK together to create a dynamic, professional looking table.

These functions allow you to create reports that automatically update as new data comes in, without the limitations of pivot tables. By mastering these functions, you'll be able to go beyond the basics and produce something truly custom and impressive.

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That is a whole explanation 😂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 great … then comes a question … why not using a pivot table 😅 ?