I have a Google Sheet with two columns:
A date in the form dd/mm/yy
The number of people who have registered that day
I have a second sheet in the same workbook also with two columns:
The month in the form of mmmm yy
The number of people who have registered that month
How do I use SUMIF, without creating additional columns, to fill in the monthly column?
The simplest way is to create a pivot table
Reference:
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I am building a rudimentary budgeting tool on Google Sheets, where I intent to use a google form to enter new data(Data input sheet). After this I want to sum all expenses up, which timestamps are within the same year and month and have a common category like Technik or Nebenkosten(utility). This sum is supposed to go into a separate spreadsheet. SummaryOfExpenses How can this be made possible
I suggest that you build a pivot table and group the dates by year and monthes.
You can do it into a separate spreadsheet of course.
I have a spreadsheet with multiple pages. on page one i have a chart with row values of months and column values of different subjects.
i would like to have a formula that supplies a live update of all instances of X in a specific data range on page one and the data on page two. (ie: total number of times "Apple" is listed in column B for the month of august, date in column A).
of note: data is added to the top of this sheet every day, so the cells need to be dynamic
thank you for your assistance.
I am creating table for finance: will have a data base of trades: date open and close for trade (), open and close prices, ticket is a stock name, change is percentage which is calculated base on open-close price and days are also calculated base on two dates as on the picture:
And I need to generate a new table for each month of the year (in which I have date records). So, Google sheets has Pivot tables and that what I need. I need columns: average win % per month, average loss % per month, average number of win days per month, average number of loss days per month.
I did that in 2 separate tables:
First table:
First table settings:
Second table:
Second table settings:
But I can not create that in one table - I do not know how to make custom formula. So, I am looking for some help here.
I tried some things, I can filter, make average. But I do not know how to get array of items with sorted pivot table data by months...If I can get sorted pivot table data by months - I can filter by positive/negative and find average.
My sample: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TCLWZ7-oUSwM8DLODPpH6wwssgfYyo3BVlEpWj78kV4/edit?usp=sharing
I am creating a sheet where I am tracking the working hours of some employees in google sheets.
Each month I need to provide a summary per employee to sign. Until now I was doing it by hand, but there must be some better way to do it.
A test sheet can be found here, the first sheet is data, the second sheet is the summary I am looking for.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LmJYMqJTEpjSKNY4qFXhLRaBbotj7lUEHauynzHISwg/edit?usp=sharing
Is there any way to use an array formula with some filters for Employee name and a date range to accomplish this?
I'm using Google Data Studio to plot the monthly revenues in our restaurant. So let's say I have a Google sheets with 2 columns:
- column A: date
- column B: day revenue
My Google sheets contains this data for several years now with on each row the day revenue for that day (see screenshot below).
I already added this Google sheet as a data source in my Google Data Studio and now I want to create a line diagram showing the 12 months and when hovering over a certain month I want to show the aggregated sums for that month over the different years (see screenshot 2 below)
How can I configure such diagram using the data in my Google sheets?
Thanks a lot for the help.
You will need to change the structure of your Google Sheet. Keep your singular date field but add in two columns, Month and Year.
Once you do that, create a table in Google Data Studio that uses the following fields:
- Dimension: Month
- Breakdown Dimension: Year
- Metric: Revenue
Let us know how that works out!