Forgot bit locker pin, forgot bit locker recovery key, 5 Easy ways to fix

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How to Remove Specific Columns and Rows from a Large Array in Excel

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In Excel 365 with dynamic arrays, the "DROP" function is used to remove specified rows or columns from a range or array. It returns a new array with the specified rows or columns removed.

Syntax: DROP(array, num, [type])

Here, 

·        array: The array or range of cells to drop rows or columns from.

·      num: A number or an array of numbers indicating the row or column index to drop. If type is not specified, num specifies the row index to drop. If type is set to 1, num specifies the column index to drop.

·    [type]: Optional. A logical value that determines whether to drop rows or columns. Set to 0 or omitted to drop rows, set to 1 to drop columns.

Suppose you have a table of data in cells A1:E5, and you want to remove column A, and last two rows. You can use the following formula:

How to Remove Specific Columns and Rows from a Large Array in Excel

This formula will return a new array that excludes the last two rows and first column of the original range.