I have a complex sheet working with the Filter formula, and I want to do the following:
=arrayformula(Roster!A3:A)
=FILTER(Roster!G3:BZ,Roster!G2:BZ2=U6)
now I want to do vlookup for using the above 2 formulas as following:
=VLOOKUP($T$7:$T$110,**$X$7**:**$Y$830**,2,0)
The range $X7 = =arrayformula(Roster!A3:A)
The range $Y$830 = =FILTER(Roster!G3:BZ,Roster!G2:BZ2=U6)
How i can compound the 2 formulas?
use:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IFNA(VLOOKUP(T7:T110,
FILTER({Roster!A3:A, Roster!G3:BZ}, Roster!G2:BZ2=U6), 2, 0)))
Related
I'd like a formula to return all the matching values from column A if ANY of columns B-AZ equal the query value. Said differently:
=query(DATA!A:Z, "select A Where 'DATA!B:AZ' = C2").
Formulas I cobbled together, but don't work:
=query('Inv by shelf'!A:AZ,"Select A WHERE '"&C1&"' = '"&TEXTJOIN("|",1,'Inv by shelf'!$B:$AZ)&"'",1)
=filter('Inv by shelf'!A2:A,'Inv by shelf'!B:AZ = C1)
TIA!
Try FILTER() formula with MMULT().
=FILTER('Inv by shelf'!A2:A,MMULT(ArrayFormula(--('Inv by shelf'!B2:Z=C1&"")),SEQUENCE(COLUMNS('Inv by shelf'!B2:Z2),1,1,0)))
Functions references.
MMULT
SEQUENCE
FILTER
See you workbook sheet harun24hr.
I will be using a VLOOKUP formula countless times and I am stumped on how to use VLOOKUP to return repeating values using different searches
Table
Column A has lots of random zipcodes, and Column E has 5 different regions.
What VLOOKUP formula to put on B2 which I can drag down?
I tried =VLOOKUP(A2,$D$2:$E$436,2,false) but it's just giving me N/A
use in B2 (do not drag down):
=INDEX(IFNA(VLOOKUP(A2:A; D:E; 2; 0)))
formatting fix:
=INDEX(IFNA(VLOOKUP(A2:A&""; D:E&""; 2; 0)))
Suppose I have only one value anywhere at the cell range C2:Z2, I want that value at B2. What can I do?
I need this solution for all the rows bellow this also. The value might at C:C column at one row, at H:H column at another, that means it is dispersed at the range but there will be only one value at the range in a row.
Place this formula in B2:
=ARRAYFORMULA(TRIM(TRANSPOSE(QUERY(TRANSPOSE(C2:Z), , COLUMNS(C2:Z)))))
The formula above works for any type of values.
If your values are numbers then a simpler formula could be used (MMULT does row wise sum here):
=MMULT(
ARRAYFORMULA(--(C2:Z)),
SEQUENCE(COLUMNS(C2:Z), 1, 1, 0)
)
You can use FILTER()
=FILTER(C2:Z2, NOT(ISBLANK(C2:Z2)))
Reference:
FILTER()
if there will be only one value in the row then a simple sum function will do the job for you. put this in B2 ..
=sum(C2:Z2)
I have had the following question, that was answered here:
Google Sheets Formula: Sum if Substring in range of cells
The final formula works and gives me a row for each month:
The question is: Once the formula is executed, it returns multiple rows- can I get the results in multiple columns? I mean, the three return values next to each other, instead of below each other?
It's the TRANSPOSE() function. To answer the original formula:
=TRANSPOSE(ARRAYFORMULA(
SUMIF(
MID(A:A, 4, 2),
UNIQUE(MID(FILTER(A3:A, A3:A <> ""), 4, 2)),
B:B
)
))
This will deliver the results in columns instead of rows.
So right now my formula is
=SUM(IF(F15>=2, G15, 0), IF(F16>=2, G16, 0), IF(F17>=2, G17, 0), IF(F18>=2, G18, 0))
But I was wondering if there's an easier way to do this for a range as this should go to F29|G29
You can use SUMPRODUCT, making the first range a conditional one that will result to true/false (0/1), which will multiply by it's column below, if it's false will return 0, if it's true, will return (1*column G), as so:
=SUMPRODUCT(F15:F29>=2;G15:G29)
In Google Sheets, what you are looking for is the SUMIF function
To replicate what you are trying to do in the range provided in your question, you would need to use the following formula:
=SUMIF(F15:F29,">=2",G15:G29)
To use SUMPRODUCT in Google Sheets as per Kriggs answer, the parameters must be separated by a comma (,) not semi-colon(;) as follows:
=SUMPRODUCT(F15:F29>=2,G15:G29)