In Dynamic Excel, formulas that return multiple values will " spill" these values directly onto the worksheet. This will immediately be more logical to formula users. Like all formulas, UNIQUE will update automatically when data changes. Below, Vancouver has replaced Portland on row 11. The result from UNIQUE now includes Vancouver: The result is a list of the five unique city names, which appear in E5:E9. Below we are using the new UNIQUE function to extract unique values from the range B5:B15, with a single formula entered in E5: =UNIQUE(B5:B15) // return unique values in B5:B15 Exampleīefore we get into the details, let's look at a simple example. The complete list of new functions is: ARRAYTOTEXT, BYCOL, BYROW, CHOOSECOLS, CHOOSEROWS, DROP, EXPAND, FILTER, HSTACK, ISOMITTED, LAMBDA, LET, MAKEARRAY, MAP, RANDARRAY, REDUCE, SCAN, SEQUENCE, SORT, SORTBY, STOCKHISTORY, TAKE, TEXTAFTER, TEXTBEFORE, TEXTSPLIT, TOCOL, TOROW, UNIQUE, VALUETOTEXT, VSTACK, WRAPCOLS, WRAPROWS, XLOOKUP, and XMATCH. Video: New dynamic array functions in Excel (about 3 minutes).Īs of January 2023, many more new functions have now been released to take advantage of the dynamic array engine. Modern replacement for the MATCH function New: Dynamic Array Formula video training New functionsĪs part of the dynamic array update, Excel now includes 8 new functions that directly leverage dynamic arrays to solve problems that are traditionally hard to solve with conventional formulas. Click the links below for details and examples for each function: FunctionĮxtract unique values from a list or range
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