Slow spreadsheets getting me down - converting formula to use dynamic ranges

kylerisi

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi Team,

I have a very large spreadsheet which uses lots of formula's, as a result it has slowed the performance of my sheet right down, I was told that using dynamic ranges will help me speed things up,

However I am not sure how straight forward this is.

I was hoping someone could help me convert a formula to incorporate a dynamic range - I will then use this formula as a reference to convert all my other formulas.

=ArrayFormula(iferror(INDEX('Step List'!$A:$C,MATCH(1,('Step List'!$A:$A=$A3)*('Step List'!$B:$B=H6),0),3)))

Any help to kick me off will be greatly appreciated

Kyle
 

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