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How to use Arrays in Functions like LARGE / Conditional Range

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    Red face How to use Arrays in Functions like LARGE / Conditional Range

    Please take a look at the spreadsheet.

    1. I have two arrays (array formula 1 & 2).
    And a large function which references the two arrays.
    =LARGE(I4:I5, 2)

    It does not work at all.
    What should I do?

    2. I want to calculate the sum of each section.
    The name "Check" or "Verify" acts like a separator to draw the border of each section (see the spreadsheet).
    Number of entries inside each section are not constant!

    xxx }
    xxx }
    xxx }-- Add all numbers
    Check ]
    xxx ]
    xxx ]
    xxx ]
    xxx ]-- Add all numbers
    Verify }
    xxx }
    xxx }-- Add all numbers

    The actual data is very long, so I need a way to define the range of each section by functions.
    What should I do?
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    Re: How to use Arrays in Functions like LARGE / Conditional Range

    Try this Array Formula. Array Formula requires special key strokes Ctrl+Shift+Enter instead of just Enter which you normally use in case of normal excel formula.

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    Re: How to use Arrays in Functions like LARGE / Conditional Range

    Quote Originally Posted by sktneer View Post
    Try this Array Formula. Array Formula requires special key strokes Ctrl+Shift+Enter instead of just Enter which you normally use in case of normal excel formula.

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    and then copy down.

    Is this what you are trying to achieve?
    Thanks a lot for your answer.

    Yes close to it, but Row 4 has been missed out which is the start of the data table.

    I'm just trying to get what the formula does. :/

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