Returns the array in a single row
Master the fundamentals of Excel TOROW function
The TOROW function converts a multi-dimensional array into a single row. It is useful for flattening arrays and preparing data for further processing.
TOROW flattens multi-dimensional arrays into a single row format
Use scan_by_column to control whether to scan by row or column
Use the ignore parameter to filter out blanks, errors, or both
Function-specific parameters
Function-specific return type
TOROW flattens multi-dimensional arrays into a single row format
Use scan_by_column to control whether to scan by row or column
Use the ignore parameter to filter out blanks, errors, or both
Exact matching required
Returns numeric position
Handles missing text gracefully
=TOROW(array, ignore, scan_by_column)The array to convert to a row
Optional. What to ignore: 0 or omitted (ignore nothing), 1 (ignore blanks), 2 (ignore errors), 3 (ignore blanks and errors)
Optional. TRUE to scan by column, FALSE to scan by row (default)
A single row array with all values from the input array
Description: TOROW(array, [ignore], [scan_by_column])
Basic TOROW function
Converts A1:C3 to a single row, scanning by row
VBA implementation for TOROW.
Sub TOROWExample()
Dim result As Variant
' Note: TOROW is not available in VBA, use alternative methods
' This is a conceptual example
result = Application.WorksheetFunction.ToRow(Range("A1:C3"))
MsgBox "TOROW result: " & result
End SubArray flattening
Data preparation
List creation
Data consolidation
Array transformation
TOROW not working
Solution: Ensure the array parameter is valid and the ignore parameter is set correctly
Unexpected results
Solution: Check the scan_by_column parameter to ensure the correct scanning direction