Hi,
In the attached workbook I am trying to perform an INDEX/MATCH type calculation to return 1 ... nth occurrence into separate columns for these.
How can this be done using dynamic array functions that yields a spill range for each (or one spill range for all)?
Best regards,
Marbleking
Spill row for each:
=TRANSPOSE(FILTER(Table1[Description_1],Table1[Date_1]=Table1[@[Date_2]]))
Glenn
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Single cell spill array:
=IFERROR(DROP(REDUCE("",Table1[Date_2],LAMBDA(a,b,VSTACK(a,TRANSPOSE(FILTER(Table1[Description_1],Table1[Date_1]=b))))),1),"")
One formula for the lotFormula:
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Aha!! The penny drops. I had been mucking around with TEXTJOIN & TEXTSPLIT and couldn't get it working. NOW, I see how... row and column separators.
As the Meerkats say: "simples".
Hopefully, I'll get to grips with these array formulae eventually.
Only problem with the textjoin is if the OP has too much data it will fail, as the string might get too large.
Several alternatives, even!Thanks a lot!
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Glad to help & thanks for the feedback.
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