As an array formula, the result is a 4-by-3 matrix containing the values below. When entered in a single cell, however, only the top-left value of the matrix is returned. The secret to this formula is that it must be entered as a single formula into a range the same size as the matrix.To do this, select an empty 4-by-3 range, e.g. D1:F4. Without changing the selection, click in the formula bar and type the formula.Then press. +. +. .he secret to this formula is that it must be entered as a single formula into a range the same size as the matrix. To do this, select an empty 4-by-3 range, e.g. D1:F4. Without changing the selection, click in the formula bar and type the formula. Then press. +. +. .
uk â /ËmÉªs.kÉnËstruË/ us â /ËmÉªs.kÉnËstruË/ formal. âº to form a false understanding of the meaning or intention of something that someone does or says: She said Harris had misconstrued her comments. Their caution was misconstrued as cowardice. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words.
Much has been made of the use, misuse and overuse of the word âliterally.â. Literally, of course, means something that is actually true: âLiterally every pair of shoes I own was ruined when my apartment flooded.â.When we use words not in their normal literal meaning but in a way that makes a description more impressive or interesting, the correct word, of course, is âfiguratively.â.hanks in part to the overuse of literally, Merriam-Webster says the word can now mean its exact opposite.