To reiterate an introductory point we made a short while ago: Excel’s new, second-generation dynamic array functions don’t open many new windows on number crunching; rather, they’re primarily about revamping and streamlining the way in which data can be organized. And that’s a point that surely calls for some explanation, beginning with a description of the TOROW and TOCOL functions.
How They’re Written – and What They’re About
TOCOL and TOROW were crafted to allow users simpler means for analyzing data that’s ...