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formula {=TABLE(G13;)}
I found the formula {=TABLE(G13;)} in a worksheet, and I would like to know
its function. I've checked in Visual Basic and did not find any macro under that name... |
formula {=TABLE(G13;)}
It's an array formula, as indicated by the squiggly brackets { }
Array formulas are entered by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER at the same time, as opposed to the conventional way of just hitting ENTER. Array formulas essentially perform multiple calculations across a range. I think the TABLE function is used for data tables. See this for more info about data tables: http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/data-tables.htm Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Guylaine" wrote: I found the formula {=TABLE(G13;)} in a worksheet, and I would like to know its function. I've checked in Visual Basic and did not find any macro under that name... |
formula {=TABLE(G13;)}
It's put in by Excel (you can't enter it) when you use the Data/Table
command "Guylaine" wrote in message ... I found the formula {=TABLE(G13;)} in a worksheet, and I would like to know its function. I've checked in Visual Basic and did not find any macro under that name... |
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