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AGGREGATE vs LARGE. Efficiency comparison

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    AGGREGATE vs LARGE. Efficiency comparison

    Hello!
    Tested above functions
    put everything on AGGREGATE and lost
    AGGREGATE AGGREGATE whole column LARGE LARGE whole column
    T 0,258 sec T 19,446 sec T 0,221 sec T 18,096 sec
    One advantage is no need for CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER
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    Re: AGGREGATE vs LARGE. Efficiency comparison

    Hi Tim,

    The general topic for this is called Volatile Functions:
    http://www.decisionmodels.com/calcsecretsi.htm
    I think the above was written before the Aggregate Function showed up in Excel.

    https://www.vertex42.com/blog/excel-...functions.html

    Thanks for the info.
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