How to stick two arrays together in google sheets or excel?

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How to stick two arrays together in google sheets or excel?



Imagine I have two matrices. A:


a 1
b 2
c 3



and B:


d 4
e 5



I want a function say "GLUE" to stick them together. I want something like


=ARRAYFORMULA(GLUE(A,B))



Which produces:


a 1
b 2
c 3
d 4
e 5



These two matrices are produced dynamically (by a formula) and are nowhere in the sheet, so I need a "dynamic way" to glue them together.



Here is a concrete example. Suppose we have the following table:


Name AGE User Developer
A 30 True True
B 31 True False
C 32 False True



I need a list of users and developers that duplicate those that are both. So I can get the users with =FILTER(A2:B4,C2:C4) and the developers with =FILTER(A2:B4,D2:D4). So ideally I could use =ARRAYFORMULA(GLUE(FILTER(A2:B4,C2:C4),FILTER(A2:B4,D2:D4))) (where GLUE is the function I need!) producing:


=FILTER(A2:B4,C2:C4)


=FILTER(A2:B4,D2:D4)


=ARRAYFORMULA(GLUE(FILTER(A2:B4,C2:C4),FILTER(A2:B4,D2:D4)))


A 30
B 31
A 30
C 32




1 Answer
1



You can use A1:C3;A4:C5 to glue them vertically. Use , or to glue them horizontally¹. Unlike google-spreadsheet, excel however only supports glueing numbers/string literals and doesn't support cell references.


A1:C3;A4:C5


,






The problem I have with this is that if one of the matrices is empty, it adds an empty row.
– user2506946
16 hours ago





@user250 filter out the blanks.
– I'-'I
7 hours ago


filter






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