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Excel Magic Trick 735: Find Max Running Three Week Totals SUBTOTAL / OFFSET Array Formula

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Learn how create a formula that will find the Max Three week Running Subtotal using OFFSET and SUBTOTOTAL and MAX functions in an array formula.

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  • Great video Mike, thanks for teaching us all Excel the easy way and slaying those Excel Dragons. "Good plug, right?"

  • You are welcome! Thanks for the plug!

    If it ever comes out, that is... I will believe it when I see it!

  • Mike,

    Excel is crazy

    but you make it FUN!!!

  • I am glad that it is crazy-fun!

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  • ...More from above:

    For a 1 dimensional array (1 row by multiple columns, or, 1 column by multiple rows), it usually will not matter (like in this example or with the LARGE function). But as soon as you are dealing with a 2 dimensional arrays (multiple rows by multiple columns), then it may cause trouble (like with multiplying arrays)

  • The cols OFFSET argument can handle the array of numbers regardless of whether they are in columns (comma) or rows (semi-colons). If it did matter that we put only an array across columns (commas), we could use the TRANSPOSE function like this:

    TRANSPOSE(ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&CO­LUMNS(A4:H4)-$E$1+1)))

    more below...

  • Thinks a Zillion times Mike this A very helpful formula......

    specially with my "Moving Average" formulas.....

    >>>>>>>> i have a Q...

    i noticed that [Time 412] you used a comma ","

    which is move to next column..............

    but [Time 9:42] the second formula - with the row function - this changed to samicomma ";" which is move next row............

    What is the effect of this?!

  • Thanks, planiolro!

    The reason that I show how "Excel is Thinking" is becasue if I did not, I would not understand it myself. Plus, the Really Fun Part of Excel is the "Thinking"!

  • What I really appreciate about your clips is the detailed explanations about how “Excel” is thinking.

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