Dynamic Array Formulas and Spill Ranges in Excel Tables

In this video, learn a couple ways to prevent #SPILL errors when using dynamic array formulas that produce spill ranges in Excel Tables.
You can download the example Excel files on the accompanying blog post to follow along:
https://www.excelcampus.com/functions/spill-range-error-excel-table

In the video we look at how to use the TEXTJOIN and INDEX functions to return results from the FILTER function in either one cell or multiple columns. I also show how to use the COUNTIF function to determine how many columns you will need for the INDEX function. The INDEX function allows us to return a single result from the array or spill range that is returned.

These techniques will work for any formula that returns a spill range including UNIQUE, SORT, SORTBY, SEQUENCE, FILTER, etc.

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