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Category Archives: Dynamic Arrays
FastExcel Version 4 – with Introductory Offer
After several man-years of development and a lot of beta testing FastExcel Version 4 has finally hit general availability! FastExcel V4 is a major rewrite of FastExcel V3 and provides many of the things you have been asking for: Support … Continue reading
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CheckDA: Compatibility of Office 365 Dynamic Array Formulas
Office 365 Excel Dynamic Arrays are great, but: What happens when you create a workbook with Dynamic Array Excel (Excel DA) and send it to someone who does not have Excel DA? My free CheckDA tool allows you to check … Continue reading
