@WolfeDen wrote:
Dump() is indispensable for automatically outputting array results to an unknown number of rows (or columns). For example,
=Dump( A2:A4 )will simply dump the values of cells A2 through A4 into the current cell and next 2 rows.The Challenge:
Is there a way to first perform a calculation on the range in order to dump the results of each calculation? I want to convert the values shown below by using a formula like this:=Dump( A2:A4 / 100 ).
So if I place the preceding formula into B2, I should get the array values of{0.5;0.75;1.5}dumped into B2:B4.Unfortunately, Dump() doesn't seem to work in this case (I'm using SeoTools v7.0.11). However, if I dump the static array results as,
=Dump( {0.5;0.75;1.5} ), it works as expected. I don't know if this is a bug or by design?I know... the first response is to tell me to use
=A2 / 100in B2 and simply copy the formula into cells B3 & B4. My use case is the connector for SEMrush.DomainOrganicSearchKeywords, where CPC is returned as [U.S.] cents rather than dollars, as desired. I would prefer to use Dump() to output the converted results since the rows count may not be readily known.Has anyone been able to use this technique?
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