Use array functions in Excel to perform multiple calculations in one cell: Chris Menard Training

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Use array functions in Excel to perform multiple calculations in one cell: Chris Menard Training

If you want to become a master of Excel, you need to learn how to use array formulas. Array formulas will perform calculations that other formulas in Excel can’t do.

Here is example 1 – multi-cell calculation to return multi results

1. Select D2 to D8. 2. Type **=B2:B8\*C2:C8**. 3. Press **Ctrl + Shift + Enter** on the keyboard. 4. Click in cell D2 and look at your formula bar.

Array function example 1

An array function will have braces { } around it. You can not manually type the braces. You must use Ctrl + Shift + Enter.

Here is example 2 – multi-cell calculation to return one result

Using the same example from above, I want to know what is the grand total.

1. Click in cell C10. 2. Type **=SUM(B2:B8\*C2:C8)**. 3. Press **Ctrl + Shift + Enter** on the keyboard. 4. Click in C10 and look in the formula bar.

Array function

YouTube Video on Array formula

Shown in the video:

1. Four array formulas including Frequency function. 2. Countif 3. Countifs

Array Functions in Excel vs Countif and Countifs by Chris Menard

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