I'm building an admin portal with a requirement to filter by max/min in multiple columns (price, rate...etc)
I wasn't able to find a built-in range filter and https://github.com/dcasia/nova-slider-filter is not compatible with Nova 4
any suggestion for a plugin or way to get range filter?
Thanks
Nova 4 have built in function just any Numeric field call ->filterable()
it will show like this
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I'm currently using filter formula on Google sheets and am trying to find a way to exclude cells that meet a specific criteria from this.
Here is a link to what I am using, and I'm trying to get it to say, if column X is populated, exclude it from the filter.
FILTER multiple ranges/columns
I'm currently using this and it works really well, but I've been asked to exclude items, but don't know how to do this.
Example from the link in my question:
=filter({Sheet1!A13:B,Sheet1!E13:G}, Sheet1!N13:N>E2)
You can use COUNTIF, try:
=filter({Sheet1!A13:B,Sheet1!E13:G}, Sheet1!N13:N>E2, not(countif(items_to_exclude, column_where_items_to_exclude_are_located)))
Is there a way to calculate the Median of a set of values in one column depending on whether the adjacent column contains a value that is within a set of values?
Below is a table sample:
I would like to get the median of all the Revenues from the US (combine Team US East and West).
First you have to filter this table according to your criteria and then extract median from new range.
Filtering may be obtained using QUERY function, and then you use built in MEDIAN formula.
I've prepared my example which uses two conditions - like yours.
=median(query(B2:C11,"select B where C ='a' or C='b'"))
I think the easiest way is with Filter and Regexmatch:
=median(filter(B2:B,regexmatch(C2:C,"^Team US")))
or in case there are more teams like Team US North and you don't want to include them:
=median(filter(B2:B,regexmatch(C2:C,"^Team US East|^Team US West")))
I am trying to apply 2 filters with Google Analytics Spreadsheet Addon. I want to find the organic session in the specific pagePath. I used semicolon between the 2 filters
="ga:pagePath"&Report!$P9&Report!$G9;ga:medium==organic.
But after entering, I got Formula parse error. return. I couldn't figure out why it doesn't work.
You may try using , instead of ; as seen in this example. Also, from this documentation, to add more than one filter, you need to first think about how you want to filter the data. It's either be an and(;) or an or(,).
Is it possible to connect to Google Spreadsheet in GAS using SQL-type queries? If so, any working samples?
Thanks.
Depending on what you want to do, there are two options.
1) You can have a SQL Database and connect to it using the Jdbc Service ( https://developers.google.com/apps-script/service_jdbc ).
2) The other option, which I've used once earlier, is by making use of the QUERY() function. You can set the formula on a cell to the SQL like query and then read the subsequent cells.
( https://support.google.com/docs/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1388882 ).
Update after Google I/O 2012:
As you might have already noticed, Google possibly heard you and introduced ScriptDB which is better than the two options mentioned
You can also used the "Structured Query" parameters available in the Spreadsheets API to make calls like: &sq=filter:7 where filter is the name of your column and you want to return the results of any row where the value in that column is 7. See the List Feed section of the Spreadsheet API.
I am quite new to Rails, and I need to work on a report generating plugin using Rails and Highcharts for the output. My main issue is that my user is meant to be able to define a time range using a jQuery datepicker. How can I get the highcharts graph on the x axis to reflect the time range based on the users selection, and how do I tie it to the other fields in the rails model.
Eg. If I have a table with a created_by field which the user is supposed to pick his to and from dates from... and the table also has user_id and the users select a specific language for each application. I want the graph to show for each day the count of the different languages different users selected during their application.
Hope my question is clear enough. Thanks
You should look at: http://railscasts.com/episodes/223-charts