How this formula can be converted in to array =SUM(A1:A) so that I won't drag the formula to the last cell.
I tried =Arrayformula(sum(A1:A)) but it only works on the cell where the formula is.
if you attempt for cumulative sum try:
=ARRAYFORMULA(SUMIF(ROW(A1:A10), "<="&ROW(A1:A10), A1:A10))
Try below formula-
=ArrayFormula(IF(A2:A,MMULT(TRANSPOSE((ROW(A2:A)<=TRANSPOSE(ROW(A2:A)))*A2:A),SIGN(A2:A)), IFERROR(1/0)))
Another easier formula-
=ArrayFormula(IF(LEN(B2:B),(SUMIF(ROW(B2:B),"<="&ROW(B2:B),B2:B)),))
Read this article for details-
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I would like to have a cell in Google Sheets to display the entire summation for example:
5+5 = 10
If I do the following:
=5+5
The cell will only show 10 it doesn't show the 5+5.
Another way I have tried is:
="5+5 = " &5+5
While this works, if I need to modify the formula I have to change the formula in the quotes and after the & sign.
Is there a way to simplify this so that if I need to change the formula, I only have to touch the formula once in the cell?
google-sheets
You can do this via FORMULATEXT
In A1,
=REGEXREPLACE(FORMULATEXT(A1),".*?&",)&"="&(5+5)
It will display:
(5+5)=10
You only need to modify the math and details are retrieved through FORMULATEXT and REGEX is used to remove FORMULATEXT itself. Furthermore, there won't be circular reference as the docs say,
If the cell passed into FORMULATEXT references the cell that contains the FORMULATEXT formula, then FORMULATEXT will properly handle this and avoid a circular reference.
excel
You just need to use RIGHT and FIND instead of REGEXREPLACE.
try:
=SUBSTITUTE(FORMULATEXT(A1)&"="&A1, "=";;1)
arrayformula would be:
=IFNA(BYROW(A1:A10; LAMBDA(xx; SUBSTITUTE(FORMULATEXT(xx)&"="&xx; "=";;1))))
I haven't been able to find if there's a 'quick' way to iterate the range of a column. In many formulas you have to have to first select the range of the sheet like
'Data'!A1:C1
I want to know if there's an easy way to iterate the column for the following rows when you drag the formula to the rows below so the formula in the next row is
'Data'!B2:C2
Is it possible? Thanks in advance.
possible:
="Data!"&ADDRESS(ROW(A2), ROW(A2), 4)&":"&ADDRESS(ROW(A2), 3, 4)
do not forget to convert it into actual range by wrapping it into INDIRECT
Try
'Data'!A"&row()&":C"&row()
you could change row()/+- with a corresponded number for the fit you want.
I would like the array result of a formula to be displaced/displayed somewhere else. In this instance it should appear down a row.
For this case, it can be done by padding out the first row of a wrap around array, but it's not very pretty and is not dynamic. (It must be ammended if the number of array columns changes.)
={"","","","";query(A1:D5)}
Is there a better more generic way to do this?
try:
={INDEX(IFERROR(SEQUENCE(1, COLUMNS(A:D))/0)); QUERY(A1:D5)}
You can do it with IFERROR(.../0) combined with SEQUENCE(), COLUMN() or ROW().
Something along the lines of
=arrayformula({iferror(sequence(1,columns(A1:D5))/0);query(A1:D5)})
how can I subtract cells A2 from A1 without directly using cell addresses? I would like to write A2 as a cell -1 column away and A1 as a cell -1 column away and -1 row away.
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Thanks in advance <3
You can make use of the offset function on sheets.
An example formula based on your example would be: =(OFFSET(B2,0,-1)-OFFSET(B2,-1,-1))
You can use the INDIRECT function along with ADDRESS, ROW and COLUMN
=INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()-1))-INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW()-1,COLUMN()-1))
You can also use Indirect with RC notation as below:
=indirect("RC[-1]",false)-indirect("R[-1]C[-1]",false)
Here is the screenshot of the expected output and output
I had to drag to bottom right thing down for the formula to carry over below (to produce expected output), but that doesn't have to happen with arrayformula right?
I tried removing arrayformula and only using textjoin, but all the names were in that cell...
=ARRAYFORMULA(TEXTJOIN(", ", TRUE, IF($D$2:$D$21=F2, $E$2:$E$21, "")))
thank you all in advance!
If I understand what you mean, you always have to fill down formula to get result because join or textjoin does not return an array, your formula might be shorter like this:
= JOIN(",",FILTER($E$2:$E$21,$D$2:$D$21=F2))