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I've been trying to get SERIESSUM to work for a long list of automatically
generated coefficients. =SERIESSUM(1.005,1,1,{1,1,1,1,1,1}) works very well. I can create the array of ones using VBA too by creating a function that has the number of ones desired as the input and the array as type variant output. My question: Is there a worksheet function that can generate an array of ones. Normally an array of 6 ones is not a problem but I need to generate an array consisting of anywhere from 200 - 360 ones that can be done on the fly without storing the ones in a column. I've scratched my head for a while but seem to find that the VBA method is the only way this can be done. Any suggestions for a non-VBA or non-column method? Thanks, RK |
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