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I've "cleverly" written an array formula using a user defined function which
is implemented across several columns. Now I want to (programmatically) delete some columns in the worksheet according to certain conditions. Unfortunately I get an error message saying that I can't change part of an array. Do I have to seek out these rows, save the array formula (somehow), delete the array formula, delte the columns, and re-create the array formula? or is there something simpler? Array formula is like {=myfunction(A10:j10,A43:j43,b1)} REgards Les -- Les Gordon |
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