i have a pie chart reporting all my expenses.
I would like to show not the absolute value, but the currency format.
So in this case 10$, 20$ and 37.60$.
format the data range column (source values of pie) to currency
Related
In a Google Spreadsheet, I have a price for stocks displaying. I would like to remove the decimals if the price is over $1,000. I am half way there using MROUND function and TEXT function:
=iferror(TEXT(IF(googlefinance(B2,"price")<1000,googlefinance(B2,"price"),MROUND(googlefinance(B2,"price"),1)),"$###,###.##"))
I still get the .00 at the end, or just a . for companies over $1,000. Any way anyone knows to remove this?
Instead of using the TEXT function, how’s applying this custom number format?
[>1000]$#;[<=1000]$###,###.00
To apply a custom number format:
Select the cells you want to apply it to.
Format > Number > Custom number format
Enter the format in the input field and click Apply.
More on the custom number format:
A Complete Guide To The Google Sheets Custom Number Format
I have a single column of dates in a google sheet (UK format):
Date
----
11/06/2021
18/05/2021
18/05/2021
07/06/2021
07/06/2021
08/06/2021
19/05/2021
19/05/2021
19/05/2021
19/05/2021
19/05/2021
28/05/2021
03/06/2021
17/05/2021
17/05/2021
17/05/2021
25/05/2021
11/05/2021
11/05/2021
If I create a Histgram chart, I get this result:
My issue is that the x-axis is showing the date range but formatted as a number and the y-axis is showing the frequency but formatted as a date.
How can I change the format?
This is an example of my problem:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11dHU31RG-ykJrOypMid6Suw8xsvnRD4CByJkM5BUptQ/edit?usp=sharing
Unfortunately, the only data type that the Histogram supports is plain numbers
Officially its not supported. Source
Though it seems that its actually picking up the right way to organize it, the formatting of the series is not working.
When I tested it, I just did a bar chart which worked, but for histograms, I got the same result as you.
There is a feature request in the underlying visualization library here:
https://github.com/google/google-visualization-issues/issues/1457
More info here:
Create date histogram chart with google histogram
I'm trying to create a spreadsheet using Google Sheets.
One of the columns is for longitude values.
Another column is for lattitude values.
However, when I paste either longitude or latitude values into fields, the numeric strings are truncated.
Obviously sheets doesn't take long strings by default.
How can I configure Google Sheets to accept long numeric strings?
you can format it as Plain text and when you need to do math with it you just multiply the text string by 1 co convert it into a numeric value
I have a google sheet to track my running for the year. I have a separate sheet for each month, and
each sheet has my miles run each day, how long it took me, and where I ran.
I have another sheet that takes data from all the month sheets and aggregates it to give me stats for the whole year. On this sheet, I have a pie chart that shows me how many miles I've run at each location.
My problem is, I can only give the pie chart data from one of the month sheets, because it will only accept a single column for the data ranges for the labels and the values. If I click on label or value in the chart editor to enter a data range, and try to enter a range that combines the columns from more than one of my month sheets, it tells me "One column required".
How do I combine the columns from multiple sheets for the data ranges for the labels/values on this pie chart?
you cant do this directly in the chart editor. you need to create a sheet where you will use QUERY or FILTER to get all data from your monthly sheets and then you can make chart from it.
something like:
=QUERY({Jan!A2:F; Feb!A2:F; Mar!A2:F; Apr!A2:F; May!A2:F; Jun!A2:F;
Jul!A2:F; Aug!A2:F; Sep!A2:F; Oct!A2:F; Nov!A2:F; Dec!A2:F},
"where Col1 is not null", 0)
Is there any way to do this other than using an API?
It seems like you can't specify the range of a chart with a formula.
I've tried name ranges too - does anyone know a work around?
unfortunately this one is not possible. google sheets (up to this date) does not support formulas in input field of charts. the only thing you can do is to query/filter your dataset on some separate hidden sheet and then construct chart from there.