I want to import few columns of one Google sheet to another using importrange and want to import the numeric columns with roundup the value, is there any way to import the numeric column after roundup the source data.
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Basically to import the column data from a work sheet to the work sheet being worked upon?
I am using a formula to import some values from a google sheet and concatenating them to make one value.
=CONCATENATE(IMPORTRANGE("url", "'Sheet1'!A2")," ",IMPORTRANGE("url", "'Sheet1'!B2")," ",IMPORTRANGE("url", "'Sheet1'!C2")," ",IMPORTRANGE("url", "'Sheet1'!D2"))
How can I make the cell references dynamic so that if I drag it down cell value changes to A3,B3,C3,D3?
The IMPORTRANGE formula is not a dynamic one and therefore does not allow modifying the ranges to it by dragging it down, as with other formulas.
However, a way to solve your issue is to do the IMPORTRANGE on another sheet, like this:
=IMPORTRANGE("URL", "'Sheet1'!A1:D4")
Assuming that the data was imported into a Import sheet:
You can use the below formula on another sheet and drag it down:
=ARRAYFORMULA(JOIN(" ",FILTER(Import!$A1:$D1, Import!A1:D1<>"")))
After the above steps, this is how the end result will look like:
Note
Also, please bear in mind that the above formulas were used considering the imported data was in the A1:D4 range. You might need to adjust that to your case.
Reference
JOIN Function;
FILTER Function;
ARRAYFORMULA.
I have a spreadsheet with 140.000 rows and 5 columns. I need to import all of that to another spreadsheet to apply a query and filter some information.
I can only import 20.000 rows with ImportRange because otherwise, I have a "Result too large" error. Doesn't matter if it is inside a QUERY formula.
¿How can I import or do a Query on all the 140.000 rows?
I haven't tried anything else cause I don't know any more tricks to make it happen.
If you are looking for a formula based solution, then use as many IMPORTRANGE as necessary to import all the required rows inside an array. The formula will look something similar to the following (assuming that A1 has the spreadsheet key )
={
IMPORTRANGE(A1,"A1:E20000");
IMPORTRANGE(A1,"A20001:E40000");
IMPORTRANGE(A1,"A40001:E60000");
...
}
Reference
Using arrays in Google Sheets
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Appending google spreadsheet arrays
google spreadsheet: join arrays using function NOT CODE
I have a Column of data in one sheet. I want to copy that Column into another sheet, but this one has cells that are merged. If I do an import range, or a simple formula like ='Sheet'!A1, it will only get some of the data, because the formula doesn't work that specifically.
This image shows the issue and goal:
Please try:
=offset(A$2,(int(row()-2)/4),)
copied down from B2.
If within the same Google Sheets Workbook, the formula: index(namedRangeRow , namedRangeColumn) works beautifully to "pull" or extract the piece of data residing at the intersection of the named row and named column onto another Sheet in the SAME Workbook.
How do I write a formula to get the same effect when I want to pull data from a DIFFERENT Workbook? I presume it is importRange, but I can't seem to get that formula to recognize two named ranges and find the data at the intersection thereof.
The formula: importRange("key", "namedRangeRow") works great, but it pulls all the data in the target Workbook range. So, I presume it's some variation of that formula, I just can't find the right way to express the two ranges within the importRange function.
The formula in the image below pulls a value in a cell at the intersection of two named ranges from a separate Google spreadsheet (i.e., workbook). (Link to sheet.)
The sheet where the data resides is below. (Link to sheet.)
The SetLinkData sheet is the 2nd sheet in the Set List workbook as in the pic below and contains the ID of the Song Catalog sheet.