Mastering Dynamic Array Functions in Excel Tutorial : Detailed How To Training Session

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🎉 Ready to level up your Excel game? Join us as we dive deep into the world of dynamic arrays. Say goodbye to tedious manual calculations and hello to efficient, time-saving formulas!

Imagine being able to extract numerous results from a single formula, all while keeping your data tidy. And the best part? These results stay up-to-date with your source data, adapting like magic as changes occur. ✨

In this Excel video tutorial, we will demystify dynamic arrays as we explore their incredible functionalities. From the game-changing UNIQUE, FILTER, SORT, and SORTBY functions to RANDARRAY, we've got you covered.

Are you worried about spill errors? We'll tackle that, too! We'll even explore brand-new dynamic arrays in Excel 365. Finally, don't miss out on mastering TEXTBEFORE, TEXTAFTER, and TEXTSPLIT functions for text manipulation.

Get ready to supercharge your Excel game! Whether you're a data enthusiast, a business professional, or an Excel aficionado, this Excel training is your golden ticket.

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[hankgrimes]

". . . or if your data's in a right old mess . . ." LOL! That comment hit home with me because some people try to use Excel as though it were a word processer AND a spreadsheet program. Good stuff.

[chandrakantha]

Excellent Deborah for the session, need more of such sessions from you.

[osoriomatucurane]

Awesome Deborah Asby, concise, crystal clear! Well done!

[hankgrimes]

You are an awesome presenter! I've scratched my head after watching so many videos that make BIG claims about my "mastery" of Dynamic Array Functions, but I've learned more "applicable" techniques in 3/4 of an hr. than all that blah, blah, blah I sat through combined! Thank you. I have a question for you: In the last argument of the IFNA formula using TEXTBORE(TEXTAFTER), you input " ". Why didn't you input "", instead. Is there a reason to insert a space into those cells? Keep up the good work Deborah!