I have a google sheet with a number of columns and tick boxes. I want the Table header to be displayed and joined together when the boxes are ticked in each row. For example looking at the screenshot below:-
In the result for John in row 2, I would want to have a Red and Green joined in Cell M2.
Currently have got this formula to pull filter the boxes that are TRUE
=IFERROR(JOIN(" ",FILTER(B2:L2,B2:L2=TRUE)),"") but cant seem to work out the rest. I'm fairly sure the offset function is probably needed or a query may be easier?
formula:
=BYROW(B2:L,LAMBDA(bx,INDEX(TEXTJOIN(", ",1,IF(bx=TRUE,B$1:L$1,)))))
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Can you please help me to understand how to build a diagram (smooth line) that is basing on RED values (BLUE category) per GREEN month?
Table in google sheets
I have no idea by this time how to do it - I think diagrams cannot understand multiple values if I just select them separately.
I tried to select individual cells that I need to build diagram for, but it does not work, since it cannot understand that I need to bind the selected cells with months and category names..
The way of doing this would be:
Select the first cell of the series
Insert chart
Select type: smooth line chart
Click on Select data range (button on the right of the Data range input)
Click Add another range and add the other cells one by one, and then click OK
Set Combine ranges to Vertically
And the graph should appear
I want the sum of values in a column. However I wish to ignore cells which do not contain a formula. I tried
=SUMIF(A1:A10, ISFORMULA(A1:A10))
But that did not work
if its a small range you can do:
=SUM(FILTER(A1:A10, {ISFORMULA(A1); ISFORMULA(A2); ISFORMULA(A3);
ISFORMULA(A4); ISFORMULA(A5); ISFORMULA(A6);
ISFORMULA(A7); ISFORMULA(A8); ISFORMULA(A9); ISFORMULA(A10)})
This way might work for you.
I added a column with the following formula, which unfortunately also doesn't work as an arrayformula. But if you put this at the top of your column, beside the one you want to sum, and double click the "drag down" blue square on the bottom right corner of the cell, it will fill all the way down, provided you have no blank rows. Dragging down also works obviously.
=IFNA(FORMULATEXT(A1),0)
This creates a column of zeroes and text formulas, which you can use as a filter for your SUMIF formula, as follows: (assumes data column is A1:A30, helper column is B1:B30. SUMIF is in C1)
=SUMIF(B1:B30,"=0",A1:A30)
Let me know if this is useful, or not.
In Google Sheets, What do I do if I want a cell to display the row number in which a certain word/line of text appears?
So, I'm working with two kinds of spreadsheets here: One has the number of "Competitors" (which I'm looking for) in the 7th row of the spreadsheet, while others might have it in a different row. To work around this inconsistency, I want to set up a cell function which outputs the row number of where ever the "Competitors" number is, and then concatenate that function into a reference for the correct row-number.
The tables that I'm looking in all have the labels in the first column
Here are some viewable links to the Sheets I'm working on:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SS_Bk2FFGNnsxhhg3RQGflTSxEncAjD-CaQBtPjTIVM/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JJvbiYUYT3zb8OFwHoF1WaLmEGkwO4N7lLLeBqgWRcw/edit?usp=sharing
^Notice how "Competitors" is in row 7 in one sheet but in row 6 in the other. This is why I need to find a function which can find a reference to the row number of "Competitors"
Figured it out - To find the row numbers that the string "Competitors" was in, All I had to do was use the MATCH function like this:
=MATCH("Competitors", A:A,0)
The user #Jeeped told me about the "Match" function in a comment under his answer. Although Jeeped's answer did demonstrate the "MATCH" function, he presented it being used along side the "SUM" function, which confused me at first. Give thanks/upvotes to Jeeped for helping me find the solution in this :)
In Google Sheets I want to get the sum of the first 2 columns and display that result in the 3rd column all the way down. Like this:
I'm hoping for a solution that does this in one step. As I have many rows.
Edit: I am aware of this question: Apply formula to the entire column and it appears to only cover part of what I am asking.
Try:
=arrayformula(if(A2:A<>"",ADD(A2:A,B2:B),""))
I have some columns in Google Sheets and want to know that how many of the columns are filled e.g 100,220 or what ever.
How I can put this thing formula so that I don't have to count the columns or look up the columns count every time?
You can do this 2 ways
By formula in a cell or cells within a spreadsheet
By using Google-script for spreadsheets to add a menu item to your spreadsheet that, when clicked executes a script to output the result to a msgBox dialog box on your screen, or output the result to a cell within your spreadsheet.
Both methods are simple, and should require little research. If you require more help please comment back