I am Want To Replace All Formula (Example : =Sheets3!A1 To =Sheets3!A2... Also =Sheets3!B1 to =Sheets3!B2)
I would like to use this (Find & Replace)
I tried (Find & Replace) To Replace ALl Formulas.But Didn't Solved
your CTRL + H window should look like:
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I feel like this should have a simple answer. I have the following formula:
=query(DATA, "select * where A='Tues'")
I want it to reference the contents of a specific cell to use as a filter, for example A1, instead of manually inputting the filter ('Tues' for example) into the formula when I want to change it. Thank you!
Try-
=QUERY(DATA,"select * where A='" & A1 & "'")
or try:
=FILTER(DATA, DATA!A:A=A1)
I have only given data A & B 2 columns and want to create column C to concatenate column A & B with autofill function. How can I rewrite the C1 formula to make it?
Any thoughts? thank you
try:
={"PK"; ARRAYFORMULA(TEXT(B2:B, "yyyy-m-dd")&A2:A)}
or just:
={"PK"; ARRAYFORMULA(B2:B&A2:A)}
I'm finding these increasingly harder to manipulate.
is there another way that avoids using the formula bar?
Some text editor that provides indentation perhaps?
You can press:
Ctrl + Enter on Windows
⌘ + Enter on a Mac
inside the formula editor bar to add new lines to your formulas in order to make them more readable.
To comment inside formulas, you can use N().
For example:
=SUM(A1:A)+N("This is a comment.")
this will give exactly the same result as:
=SUM(A1:A)
Note that:
N("This is a comment")
returns 0.
If you want to avoid that, you can use T(N("comment")) which acts like a blank string.
Example:
Probably not the best answer, but as I had the same problem before, what I do is copy the formula to a text editor (or pastebin), ident the formula, select all and then repaste in the google sheets formula. If pasted it will have a line break, like this:
={
ARRAYFORMULA(somecomplicatedstuffhere) ,
ARRAYFORMULA(moreformulashere)
}
Also, if you are inside the cell, you can add a newline this way:
Windows: Ctrl + Enter
Mac/ Linux: ⌘ + Option + Enter
I'm trying to use Google Sheets to manage a database. I've figured out how to use the query function to do a simple search, but I'd like to know if an advanced search is possible. Here's what I mean:
Example I made (refer to the second sheet)
Each row has a number of attributes, and the search sheet has a number of fields that can be entered. I'd like to be able to search for one without having to keep the other fields filled in as well, but I'm not sure how to mess around with the query function to get what I need.
Any help would be very much appreciated. Thank you!
Where must only appear at the beginning of the filtering, not before every conditional.
This can be done with FILTER and some if statements or keep the query and adjust it similarly like this:
= IFERROR(
query(
Database!B3:G13,
"select B,C,D,E,F,G
where " &
IF(LEN($C$4), "lower(C) contains lower('"&$C$4&"')", "1=1") & " and " &
IF(LEN($E$4), "lower(D) contains lower('"&$E$4&"')", "1=1") & " and " &
IF(LEN($G$4), "lower(E) contains lower('"&$G$4&"')", "1=1") & " and " &
IF(LEN($I$4), "lower(F) contains lower('"&$I$4&"')", "1=1") & " and " &
IF(LEN($K$4), "lower(G) contains lower('"&$K$4&"')", "1=1")),
"No Results")
It essentially checks if the filter is specified and if not puts 1=1 (TRUE) as a placeholder.
What I did is pseudocode basically and I just want to specify the sheet using a cell as shown in the picture. What is the proper notation (if there is any)?
(Trying to solve E3 in this example. It should show a number from another sheet, and I just want to make it easy to copy/paste down column E by referencing to the sheets using the strings in column A)
You can use INDIRECT() function to do that, for example :
=INDIRECT(A3 & "!B4")
You may need to wrap sheet name with quotes if it contains special character(s) :
=INDIRECT("'" & A3 & "'!B4")