I have imported data from a CSV that has been put into a single cell
e.g.
153863$10.26%153.9k
I want this data separated into 3 cells with no human input other than the import of the data itself.
153863 | 10.26% | 153.9k
The $ is not needed but it's inconsequently if it hangs around.
EDIT: I should of stated I dont need the original cell changed but read and data split into cells elsewhere on the sheets.
=ArrayFormula(REGEXEXTRACT(A1:A,"^(\d+)\$(\d+\.\d+%)(\d+.\d+k)$"))
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I have a Google Sheet which has basic test data.
I need to import every row where the entire row is completely unique.
If any data in a row is different it should pull through to the other sheet.
Here is my test sheet with the data in 'Duplicate Rows'! and the data pulling through as is into 'Import'! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D1H2FLdyzr2iFwr_ENg6t2OAAsS8f71Mb4P5T_dtJ6g/edit?usp=sharing
I was going to use data validation to remove repeated rows from in the imported sheet but I can't find advice online that will consider the entire row rather than duplicate cells.
Either way I need to prevent these repeated rows.
You can use
=INDEX(UNIQUE(A1:C8))
(Do adjust the formula according to your ranges and locale)
I am having issues with syncing some data from an outside spreadsheet to a master spreadsheet. The problem lies in the fact that there are multiple strings in each cell of the column I wish to sync. I have tried to solve the problem by using IMPORTRANGE to get the data from the I column (starting at I2 onwards), then splitting the strings and finally transposing them to get them into rows, which works well for the master sheet. I have written it like so:
={TRANSPOSE(SPLIT(IMPORTRANGE("spreadsheet_url","sheet_name!I2:I"),","))}
The problem is in the fact that this formula only works for the first cell (I2), despite the fact that I have specified the entire I column. It gets the correct range of data, but when I use SPLIT on it, it only takes the first one into account.
What am I missing? Is there a way to include a new row as a delimiter also in the SPLIT function and in which way?
Thanks a lot.
try:
=ARRAYFORMULA({TRANSPOSE(SPLIT(IMPORTRANGE("spreadsheet_url","sheet_name!I2:I"),","))})
I am creating order forms for several dozen clients using Google Sheets workbooks. At times, I need to change the content of the same cells on different workbooks but copying and pasting them would bore me to death.
So I thought it would be good if I could have a template workbook from which other workbooks can reference the formula instead of referencing the data in the template cell.
The cell I need to change will automatically fill adjacent cells with the client's unique codes.
The cell contains the following:
=ArrayFormula(if(B3:B="",,(text(Query('Cover Sheet'!D1)&"-"&Query('Cover Sheet'!C6)&"-",)&text(COUNTIFS(B3:B,B3:B,ROW(A4:A),"<="&ROW(A3:A)),"0"))))
I am using IMPORTXML in Google Sheets to data pictured from https://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Kelvin-Gastelum-74700
The data output is contained in cell A1. What custom function would I need to separate the data into fields and records as it is displayed on the website?!
Kelvin Gastelum Sherdog
I tried using a custom function without success.
Try
=importhtml(url,"table",2)
you have 9 tables, so you can try =importhtml(url,"table",1) to =importhtml(url,"table",9)
I'm trying to consolidate the data from different sheets in the same File for Google Sheets. However, I get the following error:
Error
Array result was not expanded because it would override data in A3
Basically, I wanted it to get all the values within each sheet range and insert it into one sheet because re-entering the same data twice is very time consuming
Here is what I have tried that causes the error:
=IMPORTRANGE("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iS3hBtbkAyi5ql9V-6YwerQWXKx2ED8SR5bR3PY3Bm4/edit#gid=0", "Sheet2!A2:B30")
When you get those kind of errors is because you are importing a matiz of information that if shown will override data that you already have in your sheet.
What I recommend to solve this usually is to create a new sheet and make the import in a blank new sheet but if you are trying to consolidate 2 columns into 4(2 of each duplicating the data) make sure that you are giving the correct space between each other, for example I guess you will want to put the first import in cell A1 and the second in C1. And if you are putting just one IMPORTRANGE formula in a sheet with data already there just make sure it won't overlap.
This means your problem is basically information overlapped when
importing using IMPORTRANGE formula
Basic things to try to resolve the issue or find out a path to do it can be:
select cell A3 and push delete button.
Or
create a new sheet and try the formula again with an empty sheet.
delete everything you have in cell A3 or add a row between A2 and A3
or use this formula:
=IMPORTRANGE("1iS3hBtbkAyi5ql9V-6YwerQWXKx2ED8SR5bR3PY3Bm4", "Sheet3!A2:B2")