The process quickly becomes overwhelming, prone to errors, and a major drain on your time. Fortunately, Excel’s dynamic array formulas offer a innovative solution.

The formula =SORT (A3:B17) uses the default “sort by” and “sort order” settings; thus, the list is sorted in alphabetical order. The syntax for the new SORT function is =SORT (array, [sort_index], ...

Table arrays are particularly useful when working with large sets of data, and they offer auto-filtering features and other tools to make it easy to sort and manipulate data. In conclusion, arrays, ...

Among all the exciting announcements made at Ignite last week, one you may have missed (even in all the Excel-related announcements here) was that dynamic arrays have finally reached GA. Ever since ...

If the responses to my LinkedIn account are anything to go by, half the world has been waiting for this. The long-awaited roll-out of dynamic arrays started recently. Microsoft announced at Ignite ...

S low lookup formulas can kill productivity when working with large datasets. To cope with that, I've tested Excel's optimal ...