@SpectralInstance if i am not wrong @Implicit Intersection operator returns the top left value of an array where as OP is looking to return an array, will you please let me know how is this related, it will help that is why i am asking. As per MSFT it returns top left cell of an array.
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@MayukhBhattacharya the @ operator is applicable with dynamic arrays but, from the screenshots provided, where the ‘array formulae’ only return a single result, it seems that the OP does not have such
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@MayukhBhattacharya in the OP’s screenshot (only) the ISERROR() function is returning FALSE re the #DIV/0 error, which is what I find anomalous
It wont fail add
+
in front ofA2:A11
, also what I found it does works without+
in the updated version ofMS365
See hereimplicit intersection
@SpectralInstance if i am not wrong
@
Implicit Intersection
operator returns the top left value of an array where as OP is looking to return an array, will you please let me know how is this related, it will help that is why i am asking. As per MSFT it returns top left cell of an array.@MayukhBhattacharya the @ operator is applicable with dynamic arrays but, from the screenshots provided, where the ‘array formulae’ only return a single result, it seems that the OP does not have such
@MayukhBhattacharya in the OP’s screenshot (only) the
ISERROR()
function is returningFALSE
re the#DIV/0
error, which is what I find anomalousShow 3 more comments