How to combine dynamic arrays vertically

Tdw1990

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Hello,
I'm trying to determine if it's possible to combine multiple arrays of dynamic data into one vertical array. I've tried using a SORTBY function in Cell A7 but it seems to try and combine the arrays horizontally. Is there a way to combine dynamic data vertically?

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Occupancy
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E6:P6E6='Y:\Ted Whiteford\[Fuller Budget Template.xlsx]Budget'!D9
AR6AR6=ROWS($AA$7#)+ROWS($AS$7#)+1
AW6:BH6AX6=SUM(INDEX($AW$7#,,COLUMN()-COLUMN($AV$6)),INDEX($AE$7#,,COLUMN()-COLUMN($AV$6)))
A7A7=SORTBY($AA$7#:$AS$7#,$Z$7#:$AR$7#,1)
Z7:Z22Z7=SEQUENCE(ROWS($AA$7#))
AA7:AD22AA7=FILTER('Y:\Ted Whiteford\[Fuller Budget Template.xlsx]In-Place Rent'!A94:D173,'Y:\Ted Whiteford\[Fuller Budget Template.xlsx]In-Place Rent'!Q94:Q173>0,"")
AE7:AP22AE7=FILTER('Y:\Ted Whiteford\[Fuller Budget Template.xlsx]In-Place Rent'!E94:P173,'Y:\Ted Whiteford\[Fuller Budget Template.xlsx]In-Place Rent'!Q94:Q173>0,"")
AR7:AR9AR7=SEQUENCE(ROWS($AS$7#),,ROWS($AA$7#)+1)
AS7:AV9AS7=FILTER('Y:\Ted Whiteford\[Fuller Budget Template.xlsx]Prospective Rent'!A128:D182,'Y:\Ted Whiteford\[Fuller Budget Template.xlsx]Prospective Rent'!W128:W182>0,"")
AW7:BH9AW7=FILTER('Y:\Ted Whiteford\[Fuller Budget Template.xlsx]Prospective Rent'!K128:V182,'Y:\Ted Whiteford\[Fuller Budget Template.xlsx]Prospective Rent'!W128:W182>0,"")
Dynamic array formulas.
 

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There's not a "good" way. They really should have included a UNION operator for dynamic arrays. But there are some workarounds. It's even harder when the arrays are disjoint. But take a look at this:

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3ZZERBB86
4CFVDC43
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6FKJE40
7HQLF26
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Sheet16
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B27B2=IFERROR(INDEX(G2#,SEQUENCE(COUNTA((G2#,H2#,J2#,K2#)))),IFERROR(INDEX(H2#,SEQUENCE(COUNTA((G2#,H2#,J2#,K2#)))-COUNTA(G2#)),IFERROR(INDEX(J2#,SEQUENCE(COUNTA((G2#,H2#,J2#,K2#)))-COUNTA((G2#,H2#))),INDEX(K2#,SEQUENCE(COUNTA((G2#,H2#,J2#,K2#)))-COUNTA((G2#,H2#,J2#))))))
G2:G3G2=FILTER($M2:$M27,$N$2:$N$27<=25)
H2:H8H2=FILTER($M2:$M27,($N$2:$N$27>25)*($N$2:$N$27<=50))
J2:J5J2=FILTER($M2:$M27,($N$2:$N$27>50)*($N$2:$N$27<=75))
K2:K14K2=FILTER($M2:$M27,($N$2:$N$27>=75)*($N$2:$N$27<=100))
Dynamic array formulas.


This could be simplified a bit with the LET function.
 
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Is this what you are trying to do.
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81005Qingfeng Tao, an Individual91145230911911911911911911911911911911911911
9101, 202, 220, 400, 805, GARAGE1World Cinema, Inc.428530428534285342853428534285342853428534285342853428534285342853
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11105Harvest Cafe116145565116111611161116111611161116111611161116111611161
121060Offshore Contract Services, LLC325345107325332533253325332533253325332533253325332533253
13200Travis Davis146245199146214621462146214621462146214621462146214621462
14310United Concordia Companies, Inc.122245138122212221222122212221222122212221222122212221222
15320CompuTrain Business Solutions, Ltd.317645657317631763176317631763176317631763176317631763176
16600EN Engineering, LLC1142747907114271142711427114271142711427114271142711427114271142711427
17700KRBE Lico, Inc.1852145535185211852118521185211852118521185211852118521185211852118521
18701Briggs & Caldwell, L.P.202044926202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020
19803Precision Task Group, Inc.634245504634263426342634263426342634263426342634263426342
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A7:P25A7=LET(Rngs,(AA7#,AS7#),Rws,MAX(ROWS(AA7#),ROWS(AS7#)),Seq,SEQUENCE(Rws*AREAS(Rngs),,0),ary,IFERROR(INDEX(Rngs,MOD(Seq,Rws)+1,Seq*0+SEQUENCE(,COLUMNS(AA7#)),INT(Seq/Rws)+1),""),FILTER(ary,INDEX(ary,,1)<>""))
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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Solution
Let's say you've got 3 dynamic arrays, each consisting of 2 columns and a variable number of cells: three, four, and five. To make this formula more readable, let's create a named formula
Code:
=SEQUENCE(ROWS(three)+ROWS(four)+ROWS(five))
.
To create a new array that vertically stacks these 3 dynamic arrays, use the formula below. You can wrap them with SORT and UNIQUE if you like

Excel Formula:
=IFS(
combo<=ROWS(three),                           three,
combo<=ROWS(three)+ROWS(four),   INDEX(four,combo-ROWS(three),{1,2}),
TRUE,                                                          INDEX(five,combo-ROWS(three)-ROWS(four),{1,2})
)
 
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Let's say you've got 3 dynamic arrays, each consisting of 2 columns and a variable number of cells: three, four, and five. To make this formula more readable, let's create a named formula
Code:
=SEQUENCE(ROWS(three)+ROWS(four)+ROWS(five))
.
To create a new array that vertically stacks these 3 dynamic arrays, use the formula below. You can wrap them with SORT and UNIQUE if you like

Excel Formula:
=IFS(
combo<=ROWS(three),                           three,
combo<=ROWS(three)+ROWS(four),   INDEX(four,combo-ROWS(three),{1,2}),
TRUE,                                                          INDEX(five,combo-ROWS(three)-ROWS(four),{1,2})
)
PS...Forgot to mention that the combo is the named formula (
Excel Formula:
=SEQUENCE(ROWS(three)+ROWS(four)+ROWS(five))
.[/CODE]). Also that I have to do this because VSTACK (and HSTACK) aren't available on my desktop Excel app, only on the online version, which is too clunky to use.
 
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Do you actually have a question, as this has absolutely nothing to do with the op?
 
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