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A function called ‘MAP’ function is used to omit specific values from an array. The MAP function is available in Excel 365 dynamic array formulas. It allows you to apply a function to each element of an array and return the resulting values in a new array.
Syntax: MAP(function, array1, [array2], ...)
Here, function is the custom function to apply to
each element of the array(s). This argument can be any valid Excel function or
a user-defined function (created using the LET function, for example).
For example, we have an array of numbers and
alphabets mixed. We can remove/omit the alphabets by using the MAP function
like this:
Note that the MAP function will automatically
spill the result into adjacent cells as a dynamic array. If you are using an
older version of Excel that does not support dynamic arrays, you can use the INDEX
function.