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I'd like to know if there's a way to make excel show me where are the boundaries of an array, like the highlight I made in the picture below.

boundaries highlight

Some explanation: I have a worksheet that is full of arrays everywhere, and sometimes I have to insert a line (or column) in the original table, that should be reflected in the array and all formulas that depend on it. After some experimenting, I figured out the best way to keep consistency is to use the insert line/column, because it automatically shifts all formulas. But to insert a line in the middle of the array, I first have to "destroy" it, then insert the line, and then rebuild it. Having excel show me the highlights would really make this job easier.

PS: TRANSPOR = TRANSPOSE

GabrielF
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Also, you can choose all the array pressing Ctrl+/ (Ctrl-slash) when selecting just any cell of the array.

John_West
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Ok, I figured it out. If I edit any cell in the array ([F2]) and then I confirm it with CSE (Ctrl+Shift+Enter), Excel automatically selects the entire array.

GabrielF
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