Dynamic formula fill down

tdcockers

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Wondering how to write a formula that will copy down (like dragging the fill handle) based on the length of a dynamic array? Unfortunately tables are not an option in this case.

In the below, all the formulas in row 4 are dynamic arrays of the same length. I'm trying to figure out an array formula in cell F4 that calculates YTD figures (based on lookup cell F3) for each row? My best guess was using SEQUENCE and OFFSET... until I found out OFFSET won't play in arrays.

sample.xlsx
ABCDEF
1 YTD
2 AUG JUL AUG SEP OCT
3
441100-----
541300----
641400----
741500----
84230071,40553,300-130,313
943100----
1043200--48,00416,079
114410012,44711,279--
1245050----
1345070----
144510079,2614,2481,0751,075
1545110----
1645120----
1745130----
1845140----
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A4:A18,C4:F18A4=O30:O44
B4B4=SUM(OFFSET(B4,0,1):OFFSET(B4,0,XMATCH($B$2,$C$2:$F$2)))
Dynamic array formulas.
 

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I assume that you mean B4 & B2 rather than F4 & F3. If so try
Excel Formula:
=BYROW(TAKE(C4#,,XMATCH(B2,C2:F2)),LAMBDA(br,SUM(br)))
 
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I assume that you mean B4 & B2 rather than F4 & F3
Yes I did, thank you... the other references are the cell numbers in my unsanitised file.

Formula works perfectly with one mod, the TAKE range needed to be C4#:F4# because each column is an individual array rather than a multi-array column. Thanks!
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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