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Excel Dynamic Arrays
Previews of dynamic arrays in Excel have been available for some time through the “Insider” programme. They are now being published to general subscribers through Office 365 monthly updates: Further information is given at: Easier array formulas and Dynamic array … Continue reading
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Working with dynamic arrays in Excel
Many of the VBA functions available here return results as arrays, which must be entered by selecting the desired output range, then pressing Ctrl-Shift-Enter (CSE). This can be inconvenient (or at least untidy) when the size of the output array varies. … Continue reading
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Returning Arrays From VBA and Python
Most of the user defined functions (UDFs) presented on this blog return a multi-cell array, that must be entered by selecting the output range then pressing Ctrl-shift-enter to display all the results. This process has several inconveniencies: You need to know … Continue reading
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Tagged dynamic arrays, Excel, Python, resizing array functions, UDFs, using array functions, VBA, xlwings
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