I have a project for school, to make a Fantasy League in Google Sheets. I am trying to grab the game-by-game states for the players I have on my team. I only have one problem:
how do I remove the REGULAR SEASON STATS without affecting next week's results?
Example: Player.
Wrap your ImportHTML in a QUERY that selects where Col1 <> 'REGULAR SEASON STATS'.
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I'm doing an analysis of sales data in Google Sheets and I'm building a dashboard with information about different sales reps. I'm trying to use the GETPIVOTDATA function to reference a year-quarter group in my pivot table, but I can't get the function to return the correct value.
In the pivot table, I have specific timestamps grouped by year-quarter and organised as columns. I have the individual sales reps and their teams organised as rows:
[Google Sheets pivot table]. I want to use GETPIVOTDATA to get the number of SQLs for a specific sales rep in a specific quarter.
The function will only return the Grand Total for the sales rep (column F in the picture), or if the Grand Total is disabled in the pivot table, it returns a #REF! error.
I tried many iterations of the GETPIVOTDATA function. I also tried making a helper column in the original data that lists the specific year and quarter instead of the timestamp. Neither of these worked.
I realise that I can use an INDEX MATCH or VLOOKUP instead, but I want to be able to change the pivot table later without having to change the formula.
If anyone knows what I'm doing wrong (or if what I'm trying to do is even possible with a GETPIVOTDATA function) I'd really appreciate advice! I can't seem to figure it out.
I made a Google Form for employees to use to clock in and out each day. The data is going to a Google Sheet, which is turned into a pivot table and all is well except for how to view which employees did not clock in on a specific day. Ideally, I want a list of absent employees per day/employees who did not clock in/out on a certain day.
The Google Form has employees select their name from a drop down menu and select clock in or clock out. The data goes to a Google Sheet, which I have made a data processed tab from, to make a pivot table from. The list of absent employees does not need to be within pivot table, it can be a seperate tab. If it is possible to have absent employees listed somehow in the pivot table, that's great. Not a big deal if not.
Right now, I am manually going in and selecting employees who clocked in/out on a particular date, adding that to its own column, and comparing that column with the master employee list. Is there an automated way to do this? I am familiar with comparing two columns, but can't figure out how to sort employees based on the date they clocked in/out into one column to then compare it to another one (unless I manually create column at end of work day). Thank you!!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v5ssyIaW0fUdIBTKTr6FNZIzV1WNilqN/view?usp=sharing This is the raw data from Google From
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1axWe_nPSTvIPM2RvIz7AQZE_NSJmIEdQ/view?usp=sharing This is processed data which fills pivot table
https://drive.google.com/file/d/13rBxzJ5RtnYc-vo3RzocMrSwtMy9kbaB/view?usp=sharing This is pivot table
I’ve just inherited a google sheet from a client where they’ve put multiple campaign performance data tables next to each other in a single sheet. I need to sum up the metrics into another sheet. The problem is that there are around 107 campaigns currently active and if I start summing them up the regular way with something like =sum(A2,D2,G2,etc) it’ll take me a long time to get it done AND there would be no guarantee of accuracy.
I’ve made some sample data which looks like my client data. Link to sample data: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DtcYbkdHgcOH-IzEaD4UsWT2upujx8qD4AC8LErlM-U/edit?usp=sharing
In the data tab, I have a sample of the campaign data. You can see that there are multiple sections where each section represents a campaign. In the consolidated sheet, I’ve shown the end result that I need to work towards - a daily summary of all campaign data.
I need a solution which will scale up to 107 campaigns whose data is recorded in this one single sheet in a similar format. I appreciate any help that I can get with this project!
You can use the Query formula to get the desired output:
=QUERY(ARRAYFORMULA({Data!B4:F6;Data!H4:L6;Data!N4:R6}), "SELECT Col1, Sum(Col2), Sum(Col3), Sum(Col4) GROUP BY Col1 ")
I have only added 3 tables as example, you can add more as required
So I am working on a Google Sheets project for a small business that I am going to be starting up. So I have Google sheet with 4 different sheets in it. Let me explain what each sheet is for:
1st sheet named "All Customers": This sheet will have a bunch of information about all the customers who are using our services (Name, Subject, Price, Location, Instructor).
The other 3 sheets are for the 3 instructors who would handle all the customers. The 3 instructors are Sam, Lucy, and Jason, and their Sheets are named Sam's Customers, Lucy's Customers, and Jason's Customers respectively.
I want a sorting system where I can put in the info of the customer in the "All customers" sheet and based on the instructor I assign to them, that customer's info gets sorted and appended into the assigned instructor's Sheet. SO here's an example:
Jordan who wants to learn math needs to pay $200 for tutoring by us. He is located in NY so I assign him to our instructor Lucy who resides in NY and can tutor him.
In this case, this is what the "All Customer" sheet would contain:
A B C D E
1 Name Subject Price Location Instructor
2 Jordan Math $200 NY Lucy
Now Based on the fact that Lucy was assigned as the instructor for Jordan, I want his select information to be added to the "Lucy's Customers" Sheet Like so:
A B C
1 Name Price Location
2Jordan $200 NY
That's what I'm trying to achieve. If Jordan was assigned Sam, the select information of Jordan would be added to the "Sam's Customer" sheet.
So I'd been at this for a while and based on my research I wasn't able to get anywhere. I was messing around with the following Formula: =IF(INDIRECT("All Customers!C1:C")="Lucy",INDIRECT("All Customers!A2:A")," ")
But I know this won't achieve what I'm doing.
Here is a link to the dummy spreadsheet for this project so anyone can mess around with it:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TGS9thgt77DSLbOUC5V2tRyjrDqE9He5ET17bM7HhZU/edit?usp=sharing
The Query method works but it only mirrors the information. I have pre-made cells in the instructors' sheets where there are cells that record if the customers under that specific instructor has paid or not monthly. The query is basically mirroring the information instead of copy/pasting. So when I get rid of a customer or switch the instructor in the main record, it will disappear from under the respective instructor's sheet. If that's the case then the corresponding cells that record the monthly payments in the instructor's sheet will be messed up.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank You in advance!
I have introduced the queries in the sheet. Please have a look. The data can be retrieved using QUERY function of Google Sheets. example is given below
=QUERY('All Customers'!A:E,"SELECT A,C,D WHERE E CONTAINS 'Sam'",0).
Now, whenever you make new rows in "All Customers" sheet, data would automatically be updated in instructor sheet.
Hope it is clear.
I'm working on Google Sheets with baseball statistics. I have one sheet that has the team names going across row 1 & underneath each team name; I have the players names.
I also have a second spreadsheet which has players names and all their statistics for a certain time frame. The issue is that on the second spreadsheet it only has the players names and doesn't tell me what team they play for?
Is there a formula that will search the first sheet for the players name and display the team name in a separate column next to the players name on the second sheet?