Trying to figure out a formula to automatically grade based on a range - for example, if the answer (number) in Column C is between...
70 - 94 = WTS
95 - 115 = EXS
116 - 140 = EXC
Sample data in column C:
76
96
95
123
115
I'd assume I'd put the formula in column D to get the outcome based on the range - so if the answer is between 70 and 94 I want column D to recognise this and put the response WTS. Following the rest of the ranges, I want to be able to use this formula for all data in the column.
Here is a link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tLzm5u4tvWtDtNSxlN5COrkIm8w10_kyi7oobSzG5v8/edit?usp=sharing
Use XLOOKUP() function.
=XLOOKUP(C2,{70,95,116},{"WTS","EXS","EXC"},"",-1)
To spill results dynamically use XLOOKUP() with MAP() function.
=MAP(C2:C6,LAMBDA(x,XLOOKUP(x,{70,95,116},{"WTS","EXS","EXC"},"",-1)))
To refer full column as input try the following.
=MAP(C2:INDEX(C2:C,COUNTA(C2:C)),LAMBDA(x,XLOOKUP(x,{70,95,116},{"WTS","EXS","EXC"},"",-1)))
try:
=MAKEARRAY(COUNTA(C2:C),1,LAMBDA(r,c,VLOOKUP(INDEX(C2:C,r),INDEX({--REGEXEXTRACT(G:G,"^\d+"),REGEXEXTRACT(G:G,"[A-Z]+$")}),2,1)))
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I have data like below in google sheets
A B C
1 82 54.73
2 20 58.32
4 78 57.84
3 21 58.58
2 20 55.05
3 20 54.55
1 20 49.63
4 21 43.65
2 33 43.65
5 19 45.87
In this column A can have repeated values
I want to list the rows with same column A values together and order by column B and get below output
A B C
1 20 49.63
1 82 54.73
2 20 58.32
2 20 55.05
2 33 43.65
3 20 54.55
3 21 58.58
4 21 43.65
4 78 57.84
5 19 45.87
Can this be achieved using google sheets. If so please suggest the formula to achieve same.
or try:
=QUERY(A1:C; "where A is not null order by A,B"; )
Use the SORT function. Like this:
=sort(A1:C10,1,1,2,1)
My question is for Google Sheets
I am aware of the countif function and know how to count frequency of one value in a series but I am struggling to find frequency of multiple values in two series. I have tried countifs, arrayformula, countif + sum with and without array formulas but unable to succeed.
example
I have below series in E2:N2
31 32 35 45 49 55 57 66 72 75
and below series in O15:AH15
3 7 12 17 23 25 27 31 39 44 45 48 52 56 61 62 66 69 70 79
I want to see how many values matched and put that in cell A1
In the above example, 3 numbers matched so the value in A1 should be 3
I can do it with countif+countif+countif x 10 times but i wanted a very short formula.
Can someone give me some direction?
Thanks
Try
=SUMPRODUCT(TRANSPOSE(E2:N2)=O15:AH15)
This might serve you: Countifs in Google Sheets with various 'different than' criteria in same row adds +1 value
Basically is how to count based on criteria. there are even 2 sheets for you to check there and copy, you just need to change the criteria of words for the numbers you want to match and count.
I have something I believe is very common and has a simple solution.
What I want is a request like...
"give me 10 records unless it's the end of records, then give me just the rest of results".
Consider a db-table with 105 records.
and a request like
User.first.foos.offset(100).limit(10)
This request will give me a result of...
recored: 100
recored: 101
recored: 102
recored: 103
recored: 104
recored: 105
recored: 1
recored: 2
recored: 3
recored: 4
recored: 5
What I want is just records 100, 102, 103, 104, 105
How can I make limit to not loop and give me records in the beginning?
Is it a RoR way to do this or do I have to count all records to and change the limit value based on the number of records?
I have a table of foods with their nutritional values in a Google Sheets. My objective is to enter portions consumed of each food in a given day and calculate nutritional intake for the day. For each row that has a portion entered, I want to summarize the nutritional values times the number of portions served. I've given a very simplified version below.
Can anyone tell me how to go about doing this in Google Sheets?
PORTIONS FOOD CALORIES FAT PROTEIN
1 beef 250 34 25
chicken 220 22 13
carrots 20 12 23
2 beans 40 25 5
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TOTALS 330 84 35
In C6 place:
=sumproduct($A2:$A5,C2:C5)
Then copy across to D6 and E6