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Introduction to dynamic arrays - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel for Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A)
Introduction to dynamic arrays
- [Instructor] In 2020, Microsoft introduced a series of new functions that really changed the game. They addressed many of the issues we have with Excel for FP&A, most notably that we historically had to get very involved in manual updates of files, formulas, and data ranges. This new functionality was appropriately named Dynamic Arrays. These arrays or ranges of data expand and contract in the Excel field with minimal human intervention. This means that we can get ranges of data to update almost automatically and accommodate the needs we have in financial planning and analysis. Now, to begin with, let's highlight what the Dynamic Array functions are, what they do, and what they replace from traditional Excel. Let's begin with SEQUENCE. SEQUENCE provides a dynamic range of numbers across a series of columns and rows. What does it replace? Well, it just simply replaces the need to do this manually. RANDARRAY.…
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Introduction to dynamic arrays2m 55s
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Using SEQUENCE for dynamic ranges9m 33s
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Using FILTER for dynamic data management3m 53s
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Using UNIQUE for dynamic data management4m 22s
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Using SORT and SORTBY for dynamic data management6m 50s
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Challenge: Segmenting data for use in an FP&A model1m 24s
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Solution: Segmenting data for use in an FP&A model11m 12s
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