=TAKE(array, rows, columns)
=TAKE(B3:D11,3)
The TAKE function can be used to return the first set of columns or rows from a range. For example, this will return the first 3 columns of the range B3:D11.
=TAKE(B3:D11,4,2)
The TAKE function can also be used to return a specific set of columns or rows from a range. For example, this will return the first 2 columns of the first 4 rows of the range B3:D11.
=TAKE(B3:D11,-3)
The TAKE function can also be used to return the last set of columns or rows from a range. For example, this will return the last 3 cells in the range B3:D11.
=TAKE(B3:D11,-4,-2)
The TAKE function can also be used to return a specific set of columns or rows from the end of a range. For example, this will return the last 2 columns of the last 2 rows of the range B3:D11.
The TAKE function is used to select a specified number of rows or columns from the start or end of an array. It requires the array to take rows or columns from, the number of rows and columns to take as its arguments.