I want to change just one cell in the sheet to automatically capitalize a cell (A2).
For instance, when I type in (A2) tsla, I want it to display TSLA. Any way of doing this without changing the whole sheet as I've seen in other formulas?
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I have on my sheet many columns, so I want to highlight the cells on column A that contains a specific value. eg. I have on column A 200 rows, I want to highlight the CELLS that contains "2019" value. This is it and please keep in mind that I want to highlight not to change color.
Unfortunately, this type of action can't be done in Google Sheets other than manually holding CTRL key and selecting cells of interest.
I am new to Google sheet functions, Trying to create hyperlink from a cell to multiple cells.
Like
A1 cell in Google sheet should hyperlink to 2 cell range
1. B3:F20
2. I3:L20
I can easily hyperlink a cell to given single range Like B3:F20
using this function
=HYPERLINK("#gid=2&range=B2:F20","Account")
But I am struggling to find a solution to make a hyperlink in a cell to more than one range.
try this:
={HYPERLINK("#gid=2&range=B2:F20", "Account");
HYPERLINK("#gid=2&range=I3:L20", "2ndrange")}
In google sheets, is it possible to enter a formula in a cell, using the data from the same cell?
Not directly. But you can have a duplicate sheet, with the duplicated sheets referencing the other one with the proper formula for any change you want.
For example you want an updated 'view' sheet (B)for some other user that also change some value based on the data you have on your sheet (A) but you dont want them messing with your Sheet (A).
The solution is to create a sheet B that references sheet A , for example by using IMPORTRANGE if you want to just show information, or the a formula that involves referencing data from your sheet A.
The answer is really simple : no. Because of a really simple algorithm :
1 - Target cell formula's parameter and go to step 2
2 - If a targeted cell changed go to step 3 else finish the treatment
3 - Evaluate the formula, display the value into the cell and finish the treatment
I have a document with several sheets.
Each sheet has a range of cells (on the same row, spanning multiple columns) that are specific to that sheet (sheet "description").
I want to make a "table of contents" sheet that shows the name of each sheet and next to it, show the above mentioned range of cells as they are in each sheet.
I've tried with =ARRAYFORMULA(Sheet1!C2:AJ2) and with =IMPORTRANGE("sheet-ID"; "Sheet1!C2:AJ2"), but both of them brin in just the cell data, not their formating.
The formating includes: cell merging, font, background color.
How could I mirror on the "Table of contents" sheet, the "description cell range" of each sheet?"
This is not possible by using formulas. Instead you should use copyTo(Range) or copyTo(destination, options) methods from Google Apps Script.
I know its too late, but for new visitors.
You can use sort function. Simply add a sorted column to your range. Then sort the whole range again on your new sheet by the new column.
I'm trying to reference the data from another sheet, but I'd like to be able to dynamically specify the Sheet name via a cell within this sheet.
Let's say cell A1 has the text "Sheet 1"
Instead of having my formula say:
=TRANSPOSE('Sheet 1'!F2:F121)
I need to find a way to insert the data from cell A1:
=TRANSPOSE('reference text from A1'!F2:F121)
Is there a way of doing this? I'm working in Google Sheets.
Does this formula work as you want:
=TRANSPOSE(INDIRECT(A1&"!F2:F121"))