I have this formula that splits 7 columns into 84 columns.
=arrayformula(SPLIT(arrayformula(join(";",rept(B2:H2&";",12))),";"))
I'd like to use the arrayformula but for the entire rows without having to copy the formula.
I tried the following but it doesn't work:
=arrayformula(SPLIT(arrayformula(join(";",rept(B2:B:H2:H&";",12))),";"))
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qtl_HVMHelT59-ysk8q0-CzuxOt9RWLbYe0ANUW9G6U/edit?usp=sharing
Thank you!
JOIN() only accepts a 1 dimensional array argument so we need to use other functions to 'join' the entries:
You can use:
=ArrayFormula(split(transpose(query(transpose(rept(B2:H8&";",12)),,50000)),";"))
Sample Sheet:
References:
Concatenate 2D array to single column
TRANSPOSE()
QUERY()
Related
I'm trying to sum the product of three arrays.
All three have the same size (10 rows, 1 col).
The middle array is a text, and I want to lookup the value corresponding to the text in another named table.
So I tried the following formulas:
=arrayformula(SUMPRODUCT(K12:K21,vlookup(id_tip_art,'Copy of 002F_OF'!def_manop,3,false),R12:R21))
or
=SUMPRODUCT(K12:K21,arrayformula(vlookup(id_tip_art,'Copy of 002F_OF'!def_manop,3,false)),
R12:R21)
#parse ERROR.
Any ideas?
Thx
Following formula works and returns the expected array size, but cannot insert it in sumproduct:
=arrayformula(vlookup(id_tip_art,'Copy of 002F_OF'!def_manop,3,false))
How to create arrayformula sequence number separated by comma in google spreadsheets
expected results is in column B
A
B
5
1,2,3,4,5
2
1,2
3
1,2,3
How about the following sample formula?
Sample formula:
=JOIN(",",ARRAYFORMULA(ROW(INDIRECT("A1:A"&A1))))
When you use this formula, please put this to a cell "B1" and drag down it.
The flow of this formula is as follows.
Create a1Notation of cells using "A1:A"&A1 using INDIRECT.
Retrieve row numbers from the a1Notation using ROW.
Join the row numbers with , using JOIN.
Result:
Note:
When you want to put all result values using one formula, unfortunately, I couldn't find the formula using the built-in functions. In that case, I would like to propose to a custom function as follows. When you use this, please copy and paste the following script to the script editor of Spreadsheet.
And, please put a formula of =SAMPLE(A1:A) to a cell "B1". By this, the result values are put to the column "B" using the values of column "A".
const SAMPLE = v => v.map(([e]) => e && !isNaN(e) ? [...Array(e)].map((_, i) => i + 1).join(",") : "");
References:
INDIRECT
ROW
JOIN
Custom Functions in Google Sheets
You can use TEXTJOIN() with SEQUENCE() function.
=TEXTJOIN(",",TRUE,SEQUENCE(A1))
You can also use this functions in desktop Excel365
I need something that auto-fills for however many rows are in the spreadsheet, but I'm not sure if an array is the best way.
In my example below, I want Column C to show a 1 if the corresponding entry in Column A is unique, and a 0 if it isn't.
I had hoped it would be as easy as using ARRAYFORMULA(IF(UNIQUE(A1:A),1,0)), but forgot that IF wouldn't work with the text.
Here's my example with the most recent formula I tried.
Thank you!
Please use the following formula:
=ArrayFormula(IF(LEN(A1:A)<>0,
IF(COUNTIF(A1:A,A1:A)>1,0,1)
,""))
Functions used:
COUNTIF
ArrayFormula
LEN
You can combine ARRAYFORMULA and IF with IFERROR and COUNTIF
Sample:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(IFERROR(COUNTIF(A1:A,A1:A)=1,0)=TRUE,1,0))
I have a Google Spreadsheets with four columns.
I need to populate the Column D with all the possible combinations of the values in Columns A and C. Please take a look a the capture to see what I mean.
I found this following formula, but it use for 2 column.but i have 3 column.
i am using this code:
=ArrayFormula(transpose(split(concatenate(rept(A1:A&char(9),counta(B1:B))),char(9)))&" "&transpose(split(rept(concatenate(B1:B&char(9)),counta(A1:A)),char(9))))
use:
=INDEX(FLATTEN(FLATTEN(
FILTER(A2:A; A2:A<>"")&" "&TRANSPOSE(
FILTER(B2:B; B2:B<>"")))&" "&TRANSPOSE(
FILTER(C2:C; C2:C<>""))))
Answer:
You can pass this formula back into itself to get the same result for three columns.
Formula:
=ArrayFormula(transpose(split(concatenate(rept(A1:A&char(9),counta(ArrayFormula(transpose(split(concatenate(rept(B1:B&char(9),counta(C1:C))),char(9)))&" "&transpose(split(rept(concatenate(C1:C&char(9)),counta(B1:B)),char(9))))))),char(9)))&" "&transpose(split(rept(concatenate(ArrayFormula(transpose(split(concatenate(rept(B1:B&char(9),counta(C1:C))),char(9)))&" "&transpose(split(rept(concatenate(C1:C&char(9)),counta(B1:B)),char(9))))&char(9)),counta(A1:A)),char(9))))
This formula replaces the references to B1:B to a formula which transposes all combinations of column B and column C, and transposes all those combinations with those in column A.
I am trying to use substitute function inside a query function but not able to find the correct syntax to do that. My use case is as follows.
I have two columns Name and Salary. Values in these columns have comas ',' in them. I want to import these two columns to a new spreadsheet but replace comas in "Salary" column with empty string and retain comas in "Name" column. I also want to apply value function to "Salary" column after removing comas to do number formatting.
I tried with the following code but it is replacing comas in both the columns. I want a code which can apply the substitute function only to a subset of columns.
Code:
=arrayformula(SUBSTITUTE(QUERY(IMPORTRANGE(Address,"Sheet1!A2:B5"),"Select *"),",",""))
Result:
Converted v/s Expected Result
Note :
I have almost 10 columns to import and comas should be removed from 3 of them.
Based on your suggestions, I was able to achieve the objective by treating columns separately. Below is the code.
=QUERY({IMPORTRANGE(Address,"Sheet1!A3:A5"),arrayformula(VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(IMPORTRANGE(Address,"Sheet1!B3:B5"),",","")))},"Select * where Col2 is not null")
Basically, two IMPORTRANGE functions side by side for each column.
The same query on the actual data with 10 columns will look like this.
=QUERY({IMPORTRANGE(Address,"Sheet1!A3:C"),arrayformula(VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(IMPORTRANGE(Address,"Sheet1!D3:H"),",",""))),IMPORTRANGE(Address,"Sheet1!I3:J")},"Select * where Col2 is not null")
I used 3 IMPORTRANGE functions so that I can format the columns D to H by removing comas and changing them to number.
My suggestion is to use 2 formulas and more space in your sheets.
Formula #1: get the data and replace commas:
=arrayformula(SUBSTITUTE(IMPORTRANGE(Address,"Sheet1!A2:B5"),",",""))
Formula #2: to convert text into numbers:
=arrayformula (range_of_text_to_convert * 1)
Notes:
using 2 formulas will need extra space, but will speed up formulas (importrange is slow)
the second formula uses math operation (*1) which is the same as value formula.
Try this. I treats the columns separately.
=arrayformula(QUERY({Sheet1!A2:A5,SUBSTITUTE(Sheet1!B2:B5,",","")},"Select *"))
Thanks to Ed Nelson, I was able to figure out this:
=arrayformula(QUERY({'Accepted Connections'!A:R,SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE('Accepted Connections'!A:R,"AIF®",""),"APA",""),"APMA®",""),"ASA",""),"C(k)P®",""),"C(k)PS",""),"CAIA",""),"CBA",""),"CBI",""),"CCIM",""),"","")},"Select *"))
That removed all the text I didn't need in specific columns.