'How to combine two disjoint ranges in an array formula
How can I combine two disjoint ranges to be used in an array formula.
Example:
{=PERCENTILE(10^((E2:F2)/10),0.7)}
This works however:
{=PERCENTILE(10^((E2:F2,N2:P2)/10),0.7)}
This will fail. How can I get this functionality to work in excel?
Solution 1:[1]
This is an old question, but since this is what comes up in Google searches for disjoint ranges: newer excel versions support joining disjoint ranges using colon:
{=PERCENTILE(10^((E2:F2:N2:P2)/10),0.7)
You can add a colon and another start:end style range, as many times as you want.
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