I have a unique Conditional formatting situation.
Columns E-H have check boxes as well as K-L
Columns I-J require various text in cell
With this:
=and($E3, $F3, $G3, $H3, $K3, $L3)
I can format the checkboxes if checked, but how do I incorporate if $I3 and $J3 have text into this formula?
Thanks in advance
Can you try this out:
=and($E3, $F3, $G3, $H3, $K3, $L3, ISTEXT($I3), ISTEXT($J3))
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How do I go about using REGEXREPLACE to insert commas into values in Google Sheets? Example:
cell A1 = 1234567890
expected output in B1 = 1,234,567,890
edit:
The intention would be so that the user would not need to format anything themselves. This issue is from a template I'm doing up, sample sheet here - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1n-KXqcSpx_DpvrOv9A4UsKn1amGGEUCpyzWWDphWdJY/edit?usp=sharing
try:
=TEXT(A1; "#,###,###,##0")
Try
=A1
and change the format to
#,##0
To insert commas into values in Google Sheets, I recommend:
Select the range of cells you'd like to format or modify.
Click Format and then Number.
Select the format to apply to the range of cells.
I have a problem extracting several URLs from a field in Google sheets and have them displayd in the next columns automatically. The field is a regular text field and the links are in that field as you may see here (not formatted as hyperlinks):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VYGEHO7FIQU6mjZ-ltJJcWAIjpni6cmbxZGuKSznKbo/edit?usp=sharing
I am trying to get some automation working and would need the URLs to be displayd in separate columns with a formula or script withthe results being as I put manually in my example file...
Hope someone can help me solve this :)
Thank you !!!
try:
=ARRAYFORMULA(TRIM(SPLIT(FLATTEN(QUERY(TRANSPOSE(IF(
REGEXREPLACE(SPLIT(A2:A3, CHAR(10)&"<>", 1)&"♦",
"^\s♦|^\.\.\.\s?♦", )="",,
REGEXREPLACE(SPLIT(A2:A3, CHAR(10)&"<>", 1)&"♦",
"^\s♦|^\.\.\.\s?♦", )&"♦")),,9^9)), "♦", 0, 1)))
As the title says, I'm trying to highlight partial duplicates for 1 column in Google Sheets using conditional formatting.
Here's what I have so far:
=if(C1<>"",Countif(C$1:C,left(C1,5)& "*") > 1)
This works, but the issue is the "left" makes it so the code only highlight cells that are duplicates from the start.
So for instance, the formula won't highlight "1exampletest" and "2exampletest" because the first 5 characters are not the same...which is something I want the formula to be able to highlight.
Does anyone know the right formula for detecting partial duplicates regardless of when the duplicate is occurring?
there are several ways how to do it which may or may not work for you (because you did not provide a geniue sample)
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or with REGEXMATCH like: =REGEXMATCH(A1, "example")
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=OR(IF(C1<>"",COUNTIF(C$1:C,LEFT(C1,5)&"*")>1),IF(C1<>"",COUNTIF(C$1:C,"*"&RIGHT(C1,5))>1))
I wish to conditionally format cells within a range based on another range...
Eg: format D7:I7 if a value is found in D19:I19.
I've looked but couldn't find a way...
Tried both HLOOKUP& MATCH:
=HLOOKUP(D7,D$24:I$24,,FALSE)
=MATCH(D$7,D$24:I$24,0)`
I have also tried a simple =D$19:I$19 - this one returns only partial formatting on the ranges selected - E9, G11, H13....
Ideas??
Applies to range: D7:I7
Custom formula is: =countif($D19:$I19,$D$7)>0
I need to do a sheet to managing some informations in my job.
I'd like to make a compilation of informations filtred by month, i.e., I'd like to insert a month (B1 cell) and all the informations would be refreshed by this month.
For while I could manage this data:
Team (Equipe);
Modules (Módulos); and
Type (Tipo).
and my formula is working:
=COUNTIFS(Geral!$B$2:$B$45;$A5;Geral!$C$2:$C$45;$B5;Geral!$E$2:$E$45;C$4).
What I'd like to do is something like this:
=COUNTIFS(Geral!$B$2:$B$45;$A5;Geral!$C$2:$C$45;$B5;Geral!$E$2:$E$45;C$4;Geral!$F$2:$F$45;MONTH(B1)).
I know this formula is wrong, but I don't know how to do this... I've already tried to use arrayformula, but it didn't work...
How do I do this?
Here is the link to the sheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1NOkvkJ7B3lGcSaUTtUdrnbmdd8AjiRvniH2lM3kASSU/edit?usp=sharing
Thanks in advance!
I believe what you need is:
=ArrayFormula(COUNTIFS(Geral!$B$2:$B$45;$A5;Geral!$C$2:$C$45;$B5;Geral!$E$2:$E$45;C$4;MONTH(Geral!$F$2:$F$45);B1))
... but beware that date functions in Sheets will read a blank cell as 30/12/1899, therefore MONTH() on a blank cell will return 12. So you might want to include a test to rule out blank-ness:
=ArrayFormula(COUNTIFS(Geral!$B$2:$B$45;$A5;Geral!$C$2:$C$45;$B5;Geral!$E$2:$E$45;C$4;MONTH(Geral!$F$2:$F$45);B1;Geral!$F$2:$F$45;"<>"))