If you delete the formula in the first cell, all the results will be gone. When you add or remove items to/from the source data, the spilled range may expand or contract. The spill range is dynamic and updates automatically as the source data changes. Now, you just enter the formula in a single cell and let Excel take care of the rest. Previously, with traditional CSE array formulas, we had to guess how many cells to copy a formula to. When you select any cell in the spilled area, the entire range is highlighted with a blue border indicating that everything inside it is calculated by the formula in the topmost cell. Spill range refers to an array of values returned by a dynamic array formula in neighboring cells. When a dynamic array formula produces multiple values as the result of calculation, it outputs or spills all those values onto the sheet. 3 things you should know about spilled area.Understanding the spill range concept is the focus of this tutorial. And to make the most of it, it's important to understand the key terms, so you can follow examples and efficiently build your own dynamic array formulas. Spilling is one of the new features introduced in Excel 365 as part of the dynamic arrays functionality. The tutorial explains the idea of "spill range" in simple language and gives answers to the most common questions.
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