I want to add a prefix to the Row() function in my formula
=ArrayFormula(if(R1:R<>"",row(T1:T),""))
Seems like it should be simple, I am trying
=ArrayFormula(if(R1:R<>"",'prfix'&row(T1:T),""))
But I get "formula parse error"
Thanks
It's just your format. Try this one:
=ArrayFormula(if(R1:R<>"";"prfix"&row(T1:T);""))
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Using IMPORTXML in google sheets. I want to extract part of the result into one cell.
=IMPORTXML(B1,"//div[#class='orca-rating SwtJyda color-yellow tbody-6']/span")
I got the result spread over several columns. B8:F8
The inspect element is like this. I only want the value "2". It is in cell B8.
I think this can be done using substring-after. But I could not get the correct result.
In your situation, how about the following samples?
=REGEXREPLACE(JOIN("",IMPORTXML(B1,"//div[#class='orca-rating SwtJyda color-yellow tbody-6']/span")),"[^0-9]","")
=REGEXEXTRACT(JOIN("",IMPORTXML(B1,"//div[#class='orca-rating SwtJyda color-yellow tbody-6']/span")),"\((.*)\)")
References:
REGEXREPLACE
REGEXEXTRACT
I use this formula. That works too.
=INDEX( IMPORTXML(B1,"//div[#class='orca-rating SwtJyda color-yellow tbody-6']/span"),3)
But tanaike's formula is very good.
Im very new to Google Sheets formulas.
Im trying to convert this formula:
=INDEX(PRX_ARM,MATCH(ELECTRICITE!E97,OFFSET(PRX_ARM_C1,0,MATCH(ELECTRICITE!G97,PRX_ARM_L1
,1)-1),1), MATCH(ELECTRICITE!G97&"1",PRX_ARM_L1,1))+
ELECTRICITE!H97*INDEX(PRX_REL,2,2)+
ELECTRICITE!I97*INDEX(PRX_REL,3,2)+
ELECTRICITE!J97*INDEX(PRX_BP_VOY,2,2)+
ELECTRICITE!K97*INDEX(PRX_BP_VOY,3,2)+
ELECTRICITE!L97*INDEX(PRX_BP_VOY,4,2)+
ELECTRICITE!M97*INDEX(PRX_BP_VOY,5,2)
So naturally, i converted every single cell reference to the range ArrayFormula must be applied to :
=ArrayFormula(INDEX(PRX_ARM,MATCH(ELECTRICITE!E90:E5030,OFFSET(PRX_ARM_C1,0,MATCH(ELECTRICITE!G90:G5030,PRX_ARM_L1,1)-1),1),
MATCH(ELECTRICITE!G90&"1",PRX_ARM_L1,1))+
ELECTRICITE!H90:H5030*INDEX(PRX_REL,2,2)+
ELECTRICITE!I90:I5030*INDEX(PRX_REL,3,2)+
ELECTRICITE!J90:J5030*INDEX(PRX_BP_VOY,2,2)+
ELECTRICITE!K90:K5030*INDEX(PRX_BP_VOY,3,2)+
ELECTRICITE!L90:L5030*INDEX(PRX_BP_VOY,4,2)+
ELECTRICITE!M90:M5030*INDEX(PRX_BP_VOY,5,2))
But it does not work.
Do you know what im doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.
Yu can't use index with arrayformula, use instead vlookup
I wrote this formula in the spreadsheet: =if(match(AR$2,$A5:$E5,0),AR$2,"")
If there is no match, it's supposed to leave the cell blank, instead it gives #N/A. but if there is a match, it gives the value. Can anybody show me how to correct this? thanks.
You could use iferror
try something like:
=iferror(if(match(AR$2,$A5:$E5,0),AR$2),"")
Google Sheets is saying there is a parse error.
=ROUNDUP(B9/B3)&ʺ:ʺ&ROUNDUP(B3/B9)
What's wrong with it?
I think it may just be the wrong type of double inverted commas. Try copy/pasting the following:
=ROUNDUP(B9/B3)&":"&ROUNDUP(B3/B9)
For comparison:
=ROUNDUP(B9/B3)&ʺ:ʺ&ROUNDUP(B3/B9)
Seconded, the commas are the issue here!
I re-typed your exact formula and the cell generated the correct solution:
=roundup(B9/B3)&":"&roundup(B3/B9)
I'm having some trouble using the SPARKLINE function on Google Spreasheets. If I use the "default" formula, like =SPARKLINE(C9:N9), it works nicelly. But, everytime I try to add some extra options, like using columns instead of lines, for example =SPARKLINE(C11:N11;{"charttype", "bar"}), I get a "Error, Formula parse error." message.
Has anyone here had the same problem? Any idea of how can I fix it?
Thanks!
From https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/docs/QzVhyW5bi-A
When you address the option like an object, then you should use a backslash: =SPARKLINE(C11:N11;{"charttype"\"bar"}