I was searching for the some word which contains 2 bytes character in google spreadsheet. I used CTRL+F to find string in the cell.
Spreadsheet contains fallowing values.
Alianà
Aliana
I search the sheet with Aliana/Alianà I got 2 as search count.
I think it should return count as 1 for specific search.
Can any one help me to find why google spreadsheet work link this?
For reference I am attaching Spreadsheet
You can just specify to "Match case" in the advanced search panel.
You can access it on the 3 dots at the right of the search input box when you Ctrl+F
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Filter feature in the Google Sheets doesn't treat the exact word as a match when it is within the parenthesis? This is not the case in the MS Excel sheet. Please let me know if you have any solution for this.
you should use custom condition (contains):
I need to create a list from a column when the cell doesn't contain a given text.
In the example above I want to exclude the folders that have the words (Archive, Rollback, rollback) as below.
I know
=countif(B2:B20,"<>*Archive*")
gives us the count but doesn't allow me to define more than one search phrase and also doesn't give a list.
Is it possible to use an Array Formula? where =ARRAYFORMULA(B2:B20) can be changed to exclude the words in B22
Test Sheet is in https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WnGEsuuJcKsHVhpyYCX5EpmIxuKQEst5XVXgeETzxJ4/edit?pli=1#gid=1789577026
See the 'List_Excluding_Words' worksheet and feel free to add a worksheet with possible solutions.
Would a regex method work in this case like? Google Sheet REGEXMATCH function case insensitive
I understand this can be done using filters but I want a full list so I can run other processes on it and it doesn't allow for more than one phrase.
In B26 on the tab 'JPV_HELP' I entered
=filter(B2:B20, not(regexmatch(B2:B20, "(?i)Archive|Rollback")))
See if that works for you?
I'm trying to create a Google Sheet formula that searches for a word in a longer string and returns a specific value based on the string being searched.
I can achieve this in Excel but I need this to work in Google Sheets.
Below is an example of what I'm trying to achieve:
The "Sort" column is retrieving the value based on checking if the word in column "C" exists in column "A".
I've tried using wildcard search but this isn't working for me in Google Sheets, and other examples I've seen online don't seem to allow me to return multiple values.
Any help would be much appreciated.
This formula may fit you:
=IFERROR(REGEXEXTRACT(A1,JOIN("|",FILTER(C:C,C:C<>""))),"none")
Here're some useful links:
REGEXEXTRACT
JOIN
FILTER
Is there any formula to search keywords in cells? I mean I've got something like this:
number 1: stack, overflow
number 2: google, sheets
And I have a cell containing a string "stackisok". And next to this cell there should be shown a number which corresponds to the keyword which was found, so there should be "number 1". Is it possible using Google Sheets?
This answer:
=arrayformula(regexreplace(transpose(substitute(trim(query(transpose(if(regexmatch(substitute(A2:A100;char(32);char(9));regexreplace(substitute(query(substitute(E4:AI106;char(32);char(9));"select*";999);char(32);"|");"\|*$";""));E3:AI3;));"select*";999));char(32);", "));"^$";"23"))
was given by 2n9 here.
Simple one I know, but I can't seem to find a way to hide the row numbers and column letters on a Google Sheet.
I know that you can do it on MS Excel but is it possible to do it on Sheets?
This is not possible
You may want to take a look at File > Publish to the web. Spreadsheets published this way are read-only and do not show row numbers or column labels.
See https://support.google.com/drive/answer/37579 and https://support.google.com/drive/answer/55244 for more info.