I'm working on a google sheet that generates a monthly time series based on the following information:
Start Date (C17)
End Date (C18)
Amount at the beginning of the period (C19)
Deductions during the period (D19:L19)
My current setup looks like this:
I need two ArrayFormulas:
One to populate the column's deducted amount (D19:L19) if the date (B21:B) is within the deduction date range (D17:17, D18:18)
One to calculate the effective post-deduction amount at the end of each month.
I am using ArrayFormulas because I expect regular users to have a hard time auto-populating normal formulas after pasting particularly long rows of deduction details.
The time series table is intended to be generated by feeding data from another table - one that has the monthly starting amount and deduction details using the fields of Start Date, End Date and Amount. So far, I've been able to put together are the following:
Months in Range:
=datedif($C$17,$C$18,"M") - named range "ScheduleMonths"
Column of Months:
=ArrayFormula(edate(C17,row(B1:indirect("B"&ScheduleMonths))))
Monthly Total Remaining:
=ARRAYFORMULA(C21:indirect("C"&ScheduleMonths+20)-
D21:indirect("D"&ScheduleMonths+20)-E21:indirect("E"&ScheduleMonths+20)-
F21:indirect("F"&ScheduleMonths+20)-G21:indirect("G"&ScheduleMonths+20)-
H21:indirect("H"&ScheduleMonths+20)-I21:indirect("I"&ScheduleMonths+20)-
J21:indirect("J"&ScheduleMonths+20)-K21:indirect("K"&ScheduleMonths+20)-
L21:indirect("L"&ScheduleMonths+20))
This is the normal formula I set up for use in the table fields:
=if(AND(C$17<=$B21,$B21<=C$18),C$19,"")
I expect the resulting ArrayFormulas to populate all monthly deduction cells with the proper deduction amounts should the date (B21:B) fall within the deduction date range (D17:17, D18:18). So far, I have only achieved this with normal formula.
Update: I figured out how to do the post-deduction amount in A22.
=ARRAYFORMULA(C22:indirect("C"&'Amplaine Auto Time Series'!ScheduleMonths+21)-SUMIF(IF(COLUMN(D22:indirect("AC"&'Amplaine Auto Time Series'!ScheduleMonths+21)),ROW(D22:indirect("AC"&'Amplaine Auto Time Series'!ScheduleMonths+21))),ROW(D22:indirect("AC"&'Amplaine Auto Time Series'!ScheduleMonths+21)),D22:indirect("AC"&'Amplaine Auto Time Series'!ScheduleMonths+21)))
The population of individual deduction fields is still a work in progress with growing requirements.
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So I'm creating a Google Sheets doc that contains my hours and overtime for an hourly position I have, and how much overtime I'll need to make the amount of money I need to make to survive.
In addition to this I am also trying to track my hours so I can track the actual amount of money I'm making.
So I have a projected clock out time in Column B that uses a formula to tell me what time I need to ideally clock out at based on how many hours I need and what time I clocked in at. When I clock out, I enter the actual time I clocked out at.
In Column C I have the total amount of hours I worked that day, formatted in duration based on the difference between the value in Column A and Column B. If I haven't entered in a value in Column B, it shows me the ideal amount of hours I need that day.
I want to calculate my actual hours worked per week as I'm working that week, so I need to ONLY sum the values in Column C if the adjacent value in Column B is NOT a formula. So I need it to sum the values in column C if I've entered the actual time that I clocked out at in column B.
I've looked up this question and tried multiple solutions I've found here, even tried troubleshooting with ChatGPT, but most are just trying to sum the range that contains the values/formula, and not summing a different column based on if another column has formulas or not.
There seems to be a lot of posts that come super close but don't seem to work for how I need this to work.
Edit: Here is the example sheet.
So F3:F6 are values that have been manually entered, while F:7 has been calculated by a formula.
I need H9 to sum the values of H3:H7, but only the values adjacent to the times in the F column that have been manually entered. In this example, I need it to sum H3:H6 and ignore H7 until I enter a time and remove the formula in F7.
try:
=SUMPRODUCT(MAP(F3:F7,LAMBDA(z,IFNA(FORMULATEXT(z),1))),H3:H7)
You may filter and check if there is a formula with FORMULATEXT. If there isn't it will throw a #N/A error. Then with ISNA it will keep the values in which its adjacents did'nt have a formula:
=SUM(FILTER(C:C,BYROW(B:B,LAMBDA(b,ISNA(FORMULATEXT(o))))))
I work for a small business that depends quite a lot on the weather. I’m trying to create a spreadsheet (in google sheets) to predict daily revenue. At the moment the spreadsheet simply multiplies last year’s corresponding day by the growth percentage to get this year’s daily values. I’m trying to include the weather forecast (15 days) in the calculation. I’ve managed to import the forecast successfully using an api tutorial that I found online (https://www.visualcrossing.com/weather-data), and include the forecast values in the revenue calculation.
Now for the issue:
*the revenue prediction is a spreadsheet with every row being a day of the year, making the spreadsheet 365 rows long
*the imported forecast (in another tab, not sure that’s relevant) is only 15 rows long and updates every day, meaning that it remains that length. No new row is added during the update: the data just shift one row up and the first day disappears while a new day takes the bottom row.
My formula in the revenue tab identifies the weather data in the weather tab by row but when I pull the formula down for the whole year (down 365 rows, that is), only the first 15 rows refer to existing data in the weather tab. -> Not only are the results obtained based on the wrong row as soon as the weather tab updates on day 2, but they are also referring to totally empty cells from day 16 on.
So my questions are:
*is there a way to force the daily weather forecast to remain on its row and add a new row every day, or failing that,
*is there a way for the formula to recognize the matching day cells and use the value of the cell x columns to the right of it, effectively skipping the row referencing altogether
I’ve added a very simplified sketch of the spreadsheets for the more visual helpers out here
Apologies if this is unclear, I do not have a tech background but am happy to clarify anything if needed.
-- Edit: Here is a screenshot of the revenue tab. The expected output is in column K. The values in it at the moment are incorrect.
Seems like you just need a dynamic way to match the dates? I can't tell if you meant to have prior year data in other tab, but this spreadsheet matches your example and returns the value irrespective of the row order.
The formula being used (in the top row) is:
=B1*index(WeatherTab!B:B,match(A1,WeatherTab!A:A,))*index(WeatherTab!C:C,match(A1,WeatherTab!A:A,))
I'm trying to come up with a function that will calculate a monthly budget from within a specified date range. I tried to use SUMIFS but I can't figure out how to isolate a specific month within the range.
Example:
We have a sheet with Google Ad campaigns, with a row for each campaign.
We are running one Google Ad campaign (A) from 2/15/20 to 5/15/20 with a total budget of $3000 from which I calculate a daily budget of $33.33.
We are running a second campaign (B) from 5/15/20 to 8/15/20, also with a budget of $3,000, from which I calculate a daily budget of $32.61.
=IF(NOT(ISBLANK(Start_Date)),Total_Budget/(End_Date-Start_Date),"")
In a separate sheet, I have Budget and Spend fields for each month. For May, I need it to calculate the total budget for 5/1-5/15 of Campaign A, and 5/15-5/31 of Campaign B.
I got this far (J is the Daily_Budget, G is the Start_Date, and H is the End_Date):
=SUMIFS(Google!J2:J30, Google!G2:G30,"<="&DATE(2020,5,1),Google!H2:H30,">="&DATE(2020,5,31))
Then I was at a loss for how to extrapolate the number of days from the range, so that I could then multiply them by the Daily Budget and then add them together.
I thought of going back to the sheet that contains the campaigns and adding columns for each month with a complicated conditional, and then just using SUM(), but I feel like there has to be a more elegant solution.
UPDATE
Per request, here is a link to the spreadsheet with the desired results manually entered: Click here. May & June show the campaign partial month overlaps. The result I'm ultimately going for is =(15*Google!J2)+(16*Google!J3).
UPDATE 2 (24Jun20)
Per request, I have shared the spreadsheet so that people can make a copy and experiment with formulas: Click here..
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ty
I would use the function DATEDIF() (documentation here). You can set the first parameter as the first day of the month you are trying to calculate the number of days within it, and the second as the first day from another month. Example:
DATEDIF(DATE(2020, 1, 1), DATE(2020, 2, 1), "D")
You could probably make a custom function with this as well to input only the number of each month (and year, in case of leap years on February), but I don't have much experience with that unfortunately.
I'm trying to calculate the monthly totals for fruit that I record sales of weekly.
I have a table that records the above data.
I would like another table that calculates the SUM values for each month for that fruit. Because every month has a potentially different number of weeks, I need a formula to essentially cycle through the weeks for the particular fruit I'm interested in and SUM the values for that month dynamically.
I've tried a bunch of different things, like:
=IF(A3:A5="Banana", SUM(INDEX(C2:J2,,MATCH("January",C3:F3))))
...in the hopes that I could somehow:
Search for a fruit in a table
If found, run through the weeks and
calculate monthly values
Spreadsheet here
In B9 try this formula
=sum(filter(filter($C$3:$5, month($C$2:$2)=column()-1), $A$3:$A$5=$A9))
Fill down and to the right as far as needed.
I have a sheet that lists every day of the year and is updated on a daily basis. Next to each day is a percentage. I would like to display the day of the week that has the highest (and lowest) percentage when adding all relative days throughout the year. (i.e.: all Thursdays)
I am using this formula, which only partially works. It displays the day of the week, but seems to only reference the latest occurrence instead of all in Column A.
B2:
=iferror(INDEX($A4:$A,MATCH(MAX(B4:B),B4:B,0)),"")
B3:
=iferror(INDEX($A4:$A,MATCH(MIN(B4:B),B4:B,0)),"")
Link to a sample book: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_LP5MmmgW3i0zM6ziud9YrWfH5SvuHFbZH3OmRj9W6E/edit#gid=0
I hope this is enough information to understand what I am hoping to accomplish.. Is this possible in Google Sheets?
If I can get this to work my second goal would be to show the highest/lowest for the current month (or a specific month) in addition to the whole year.
Thanks!
Take a look at the shared spreadsheet and see if it does what you want.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LL4Mgn_IWa-8W6Q0TythdMhBieVFt8ZiKI_UeO9ciTI/edit?usp=sharing
Added col L,O,R,and U for numeric day of week, current month,
current year, and month number. You can hide these columns.
I added some data for testing.