The array form of the LOOKUP function is useful for large datasets organized in a rectangular range with multiple rows or ...

The original data set in B2:F14 is the source data. Simply copy the headers to another location. Although not a requirement, the function is more flexible if you use input cells for the include ...

Many of us have faced the challenge of managing datasets where each row’s total depends on previous entries’ cumulative sum. Dynamic arrays in Excel have transformed how running totals are ...

The array form of the LOOKUP function is useful for large datasets organized in a rectangular range with multiple rows or columns. It searches for a value in the first row (for horizontally ...

VLOOKUP() requires a sorted data set, but XLOOKUP() doesn’t. XLOOKUP() returns the first value that matches—the default settings. The functions in L3 and L4 attempt to return the date based on ...