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How to Extract Specific Columns from a Large Array in Excel

The CHOOSECOLS function is a dynamic array function introduced in Excel 365. It allows you to select specific columns from a given range or array and returns a new array with the selected columns.

Syntax: CHOOSECOLS(array, col_index1, [col_index2], ...)

Here, array is the range or array from which you want to select columns and “col_index1, [col_index2], …” are the column indices you want to select from the array. You can enter up to 252 indices.

Here's an example usage of the function. Suppose you have a table of data in cells A1:E5, and you want to extract columns A, B, and E. You can use the following formula:

How to Extract Specific Columns from a Large Array in Excel

This will return a new dynamic array with columns A, B, and E of the original table.

 

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