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The extraordinary advantage of "Array Formula"
This ordinary Excel formula: SUMPRODUCT((x = x )*(y = y)*(z = z),(A:A)) can
be replaced by array formula: {SUM(x = x)*( y = y)*(z = z)*(A:A))}. Both formula will produce the same result. My question is that what is the extra advantage on "array formula" over the ordinary formula. Please advice. Wilchong -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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