I want to import the TOP LOOSERS table from this page to a Google Spreadsheet but I have no idea whatsoever how to do it.
You can import data by this way, i.e in D2
=IMPORTHTML("https://www.coingecko.com/fr","table",1)
but it is difficult to order the result since values are in string format including %. You can then compute in A3, with % format in column B
=query(arrayformula({F3:F,1*(J3:J)}),"select * order by Col2 limit 10")
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZSonplM0DqXBaggACVo906AYz1ys9k_xrDzogb-k0sQ/copy
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We have hit the dreaded 5 million rows limit which is so small for any semi-serious data.
We have an important ArrayFormula piece in one of our worksheets (tab) currently that summarizes the data from another worksheet in the same file where time series data is kept with dates. This is our current function:
=ArrayFormula(SUMIFS(DataSheet!$B:$B,
MONTH(DataSheet!$A:$A), 1,
YEAR(DataSheet!$A:$A), 2020)
)
Explanation: This basically summed all of column B in the DataSheet tab for the month of Jan 2020 based on date found in column A of that sheet.
However, this worksheet of data that is now running close to that row limit. We can move it to another Google Sheets file, and refer to the same data via IMPORTRANGE.
The question then is how to refer to that data instead of the DataSheet!$A:$A in the above old formula? Will this reference be replaced by the entire IMPORTRANGE function?
Old:
=ArrayFormula(SUMIFS(DataSheet!$B:$B,
MONTH(DataSheet!$A:$A), 1,
YEAR(DataSheet!$A:$A), 2020)
)
New:
=ArrayFormula(SUMIFS(IMPORTRANGE(filename, rows)!$B:$B,
MONTH(IMPORTRANGE(filename, rows)!$A:$A, 1,
YEAR(IMPORTRANGE(filename, rows)!$A:$A, 2020)
)
This does not work of course, because we cannot have the exclamation ! followed by the column in an importrange. Any other thoughts?
Try this in cell A1 on a fresh, brand new tab somewhere:
=ARRAYFORMULA(QUERY(1*TEXT(IMPORTRANGE("[spreadsheet key]","Sheet1!A:B"),{"mmmyyyy","0.00"}),"select Col1,SUM(Col2) where Col2<>0 group by Col1 order by Col1")
The "spreadsheet key" is the combination of letters and numbers after the "/d/" and before the "/edit..." in the URL of your source sheet.
Obviously, you'd also replace "Sheet1!A:B" with whatever the real tab/column reference is.
Then, select all of Column A and from the Menu choose Format>Number>More Formats>Custom Number Formatting, Then this in the dialog box:
mmmm yyyy
You want to IMPORTRANGE from two different sheets in a different spreadsheet.
While the following formula will import data from both sheets, it will also import the blank rows, so you might have to scroll down hundreds of rows in order to see the data from the second sheet (and this might give your the wrong impression that the second sheet is not getting imported):
{
IMPORTRANGE("SPREADSHEET_ID","CurrentMonth!$A:$J");
IMPORTRANGE("SPREADSHEET_ID","All2020!$A:$J")
}
You can use QUERY in order to filter out blank rows:
=QUERY(
{
IMPORTRANGE("SPREADSHEET_ID","CurrentMonth!$A:$J");
IMPORTRANGE("SPREADSHEET_ID","All2020!$A:$J")
},
"SELECT * WHERE Col1 IS NOT NULL ORDER BY Col1 DESC"
)
Note:
I thought you'd like to sort the data according to the date in column A, please remove ORDER BY Col1 DESC if that's not the case.
I have 2 spreadsheets, I want to import data from one of them to another based on a cell value
Example: Sheet (A) has a column contains status (Review - Under processing - ...etc). I want to import just the data in the row that contains (Review) status.
This should do the trick:
=QUERY(IMPORTRANGE("[URL FOR SHEET A]","[DATA RANGE]"),"WHERE colX CONTAINS '(Review)'",1)
Detail:
This: IMPORTRANGE("[URL FOR SHEET A]","[DATA RANGE]") will link the two spreadsheets together. Note that you will have to grant the second spreadsheet permission to read from the first one when you first enter the function. You can play around with the datarange and use open ranges in case the data set is likely to grow.
Then: QUERY([DATA],"[STATEMENT]",[HEADER]) will allow you to import only the stuff you want. Read up on the function to understand more, it is very useful. Only thing to note is that normally it will use the column letters (e.g. A, B, C) to refer to the columns, but since it's wrapped around the importrange and doesn't receive column letters, you have to use Col1, Col2, Col3 etc.
I want to give order number of row depending on data on a column and write it to another column on google sheets.
Here is my example data;
I want sheets to calculate order by ascending the data on col L and write it to col M.
I found the function I needed;
https://support.google.com/docs/answer/3267310?hl=en
RANK.EQ(A10, A1:A100, TRUE)
RANK.EQ(B32, B8:B47, FALSE)
RANK.EQ(A10, A1:A100)
I know how sumif works when I need to access it within the same Google "workbook" (using the analogy from excel). By workbook I mean a collection of sheets, not sure whether there is a different way to refer to Google workbook.
For example in the sheet (Example 3): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Dm-N-1X38zHartE3JbPUtWDnYwEpkGHl6v06huvjSa8/edit#gid=0
I have Sheet2, with column A contain strings and column B containing numerical value. On sheet 1, I have a sumif function which can be query data stored in Sheet2, and sum the cells which match A1 in Sheet1.
The problem starts happening when I try to refer to ranges in a completely different workbook, which is shown below.
I am trying to do a sumif over 2 ranges from a different "workbook". The data is stored here (Example 2): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1P5Inf09fLSRmsGbG7LwlE4V-r7DzqY0SB5tJuMKMZH0/edit#gid=0
The Sumif function is in Cell B1 of the following sheet (Example 1):https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AitilELd6w7Dbv9d-mKhBYGTBaO6DdkU29Y5mofX2TI/edit#gid=0.
From my understanding importrange is typically used to refer to ranges in completely different workbooks, as a result I use importrange as the first and last arguments in the sumif function in the Sheet Example 1.
What am I doing wrong? Why is this not working?
Can anybody help?
Thanks a lot
See if this query does what you want:
=SUM(query( QUERY( Importrange("1P5Inf09fLSRmsGbG7LwlE4V-r7DzqY0SB5tJuMKMZH0","Sheet1!A1:B10") ) , "select Col2 where Col1 contains '"&A1&"'" ) )
I am trying to do some data reduction in my Google Sheets by using the following IMPORTRANGE formula:
=query(importrange("https://docs.google.com/a/ap.averydennison.com/spreadsheets/d/1xz1lXY-w5Ii_aWqVAhHgRCmeoes9ltSUtibE4kzhMHA/edit#gid=2051232966","SF_Flex_Rel!a:l"),
"select * where Col1 = '"&text(B1,"###")&"'",1)
The 'source' sheet has a whole lot of sales data records. What I am trying to do in the new sheet via this formula is only bring in the sales records from the source sheet that match the customer number specified in cell B1.
It seems to work OK if I limit the IMPORTRANGE to only query about 10,000 rows. Once I go over around 20,000 rows the screen will briefly flash up the records, then a small progress bar shows in the top right corner of the sheet and the records disappear. The cell with the formula just shows #ERROR! with no other comments to tell me why.
Is there something wrong with my formula syntax?
Is there a better way to achieve this data reduction?
Is there some undocumented data limitation on IMPORTRANGE function (I am using 'new' Google Sheets)?
try like my example :
=QUERY( // data
IMPORTRANGE(
"Spreadsheet Key", // spreadsheet key
"DATA!A:C" // datarange
),
"SELECT Col1 WHERE Col2=" & "'" & B2 & "'" // query
)
I had the same problem. This answer helped me find a workaround : https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/RxVUFGWQ2Y4
In my example :
1) In the spreadsheet where the data is I have added a few empty columns (E to H) in order to display 4 columns of data in 5 maximum rows.
=Query(Sheet1!A:D,"select * Where A contains 'KEYWORD' limit 5",1)
2) Then in the other spreadsheet:
=ImportRange("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ss_key_here/", "'Sheet1'!E1:H5")