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Wrap an array which has two columns
Thanks for your quick response.
While trying few solutions, I found a single cell formula without using let, lambda.
Here is my formula.
=IFERROR(INDEX(TOCOL(TRANSPOSE(VSTACK(DataSheet[#Headers],
FILTER(DataSheet,$B$1=DataSheet[PC NAME],"Not Available"))),0,FALSE),
SEQUENCE(9,6,1,1)),"")
Currently my table has 27 columns in my table and I am displaying it along with column headers.
So in my case I was required to block 54 cells [ 27 for data and 27 for headers].
One can make it flexible by using variables in sequence function to make it dynamic.
Now I can see my data of 27 rows and 2 col in 9 rows and 6 col.
I will appreciate your feed back.
- djclementsFeb 13, 2024Silver Contributor
rprsridhar That's a nice, simple formula (INDEX/TOCOL/SEQUENCE). Looks like it outputs by row (left-to-right, top-to-bottom) instead of by column (top-to-bottom, left-to-right), which is great if that's your desired result. Thanks for sharing!