This range of resulting values is called the spill range. When using these dynamic array functions, you’ll need to know all about the spill range, so read on. SEE: 83 Excel tips every user ...

A pivot table is a must-have tool for power Excel users. It lets you see the bigger picture, where you can make sense of ...

So, to fix the random numbers you generated (I used the RAND function in my example below), select the cells containing those ...

Auto Fill is a feature in Excel that fills cells with data that follows a sequence and creates a string of numbers, dates, and days to apply formatting from one cell to adjacent cells. The Auto ...

While working with Excel sheets, it is very common to fill increment cells. Increment cells are cells in which numerical values are arranged with a fixed increment value across a column. This ...

Fortunately, Excel enables users to instantly fill an entire row or selection of cells with the same formula with just a few keystrokes, with or without formatting.

For the most part, Excel handles this situation fine. Unfortunately, there’s no built-in function or feature (to my knowledge) that makes it easy to evaluate cells by their fill color, across a row.

However, your Excel 2013 spreadsheet might also use named ranges that never change unless you manually adjust them. Changing these ranges apply to all formulas that use the named range. Changing ...

The dot operator and trim range function in modern Excel make formulas more dynamic, concise, and error-resistant, reducing the need for manual adjustments like dragging fill handles.