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I have a custom function that returns five values as an
array. If I call the array function from a row of five cells it works fine. But if I call the function from a column of five cells, it returns the first value of the return array five times. It seems to think that all arrays are rows! I thought that an array would be a row or column depending on circumstances. What rule am I missing here, or is this an honest error in EXCEL? Ron Davis Mathematical Programming Services |
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