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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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… brought to you via Smurf on Spreadsheets If you want your spreadsheets to go faster, Charles Williams is the man to tell you how to do it. Charles has recently started a blog on the subject: FastExcel Well worth … Continue reading