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Suppose in cells B1:B3 I have the following formula:
{=A1:A6}
Then cells B4:B6 I enter the same formula. The result will look like this:
A B
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 1
5 2
6 3
But casual inspection of the formulas would falsely suggest that B1:B6 are a single array formula, like this:
A B
1 {=A1:A6}
2 {=A1:A6}
3 {=A1:A6}
4 {=A1:A6}
5 {=A1:A6}
6 {=A1:A6}
In this contrived example, it's easy to look at the results and see that there are really two array formulas in B. Is there a reliable way to check this in situations where the data doesn't make it so obvious?
Ideally I would like to see a box around B1:B3 and one around B4:B6 showing that there are distinct blocks.
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