I have try to get sum of two columns using query function in Google Sheets.
Col1 Col2 Col3
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12 User1
23 44 creature
55 User1
14 User1
This work fine if there are at least one number in each column:
=QUERY(IMPORTRANGE('SomeURL';"Page!A1:C");
"select (sum(Col1) + sum(Col2)) where Col3 = 'User1'")
However this query cause error QUERY:AVG_SUM_ONLY_NUMERIC if all cells in one column are empty in result set.
Col1 Col2 Col3
-----------------------
12 User1
23 44 creature
User1
14 User1
How can I get sum of columns using query function, if sometimes the cells are empty in one of the column?
=ARRAYFORMULA(SUM(query(IMPORTRANGE("url","page!A1:C6"),"select Col1,Col2 where Col3 = 'User1'")))
This should work for a simple sum. But i don't think there's a way inside QUERY to consider blanks as zero or assume them as numbers. If you could actually import range into sheet(i.e., use them as helper columns), then you can use ARRAYFORMULA(Query ({filter (A1:B6*1,NOT(ISEMAIL(A1:A6))),C1:C6}, "select *.... You should convert blanks outside Query (by *1)or Sum them outside query. Or use a DOUBLE Query and double import range, which would be performance depreciative.
You can SUM the Query, like this:
=sum(query('SomeURL';"Page!A1:C"); "select Col1, Col2 where Col3 ='User1'"))
OR use SUMIF() twice, once for each column. It means 2 importranges, though, so it will probably be slower.
Related
How can I combine 2 spreadsheets into one without any gaps? When I import range 2 sheets, there is a gap of ~1000 rows. To make sure there are no gaps between the 2 sheets, I usually create a query "Where Col1 is not null " but I am missing some info. :(
My spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aSnbySwNPEvkkXqw6ItuBpZ_6-o58HPlVicIHWD0Y4I/edit#gid=381064131
Thanks in advance.
You can use just being three columns:
=query({
importrange("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aSnbySwNPEvkkXqw6ItuBpZ_6-o58HPlVicIHWD0Y4I/edit#gid=0", "Sheet1!A2:C");
IMPORTRANGE("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aSnbySwNPEvkkXqw6ItuBpZ_6-o58HPlVicIHWD0Y4I/edit#gid=0", "Sheet2!A2:C")}, "Select * WHERE Col1 IS NOT NULL OR Col2 is not null OR Col3 is not null")
A second possible scenario for avoiding empty rows, no matter how many columns you have is wrapping your range or query in LAMBDA, and use FILTER associated with BYROW and COUNTA. If there are no elements in any row, then the count will be 0 and it will be filtered out:
=LAMBDA(quer,FILTER(quer, BYROW (quer, LAMBDA (each,COUNTA(each)))))({
importrange("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aSnbySwNPEvkkXqw6ItuBpZ_6-o58HPlVicIHWD0Y4I/edit#gid=0", "Sheet1!A2:C");
IMPORTRANGE("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aSnbySwNPEvkkXqw6ItuBpZ_6-o58HPlVicIHWD0Y4I/edit#gid=0", "Sheet2!A2:C")})
Both solutions return:
I'm trying to return the SUM of a set of numbers, which are comma seperated in another cell.
I'm listing out the unique values in column 1, and trying to SUM the numbers in column 2.
Client A 0,56.3,0,450,90,22.6,22.6,0,180,0,90,67.6,67.6,67.6,90,225,450
The expected outcome is 1879.3 for Client A.
But how can I do this for every new client and set of numbers added? I have tried a combination of SUM and SPLIT, but I can't get it work for every value in column A in an arrayformula.
Here is the file: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k8o_Ft59R44yQKOSY99AuAk8HDGTcRyiw2N9umONv3U/edit?usp=sharing
Thanks!
You could try:
=INDEX(QUERY(SPLIT(FLATTEN(A1:A&"|"&SPLIT(B1:B,",")),"|"),"Select Col1, Sum(Col2) where Col1 is not null and Col2 is not null group by Col1 label Col1 'Client', Sum(Col2) 'Total'"))
I've put the formula in F1 in your spreadsheet:
I have a sheet with barcodes of a bunch of things as such -
Col A Col B ...
ABC12 EF34
EF34 ABC12
ABC12
GH56
And I want in another sheet a counter of the unique set of those with counts, such as-
Barcode Count
ABC12 3
EF34 2
GH56 1
What is the simplest way to implement this counter?
I was able to obtain all the unique values using:
=unique(query({all!A:A;all!B:B;all!C:C;all!D:D;all!E:E;all!F:F;all!G:G;all!H:H;all!I:I;all!J:J;all!K:K;all!L:L;all!M:M;all!N:N;all!O:O;all!P:P;all!Q:Q;all!R:R;all!S:S;all!T:T;all!U:U;all!V:V;all!W:W;all!X:X;all!Y:Y;all!Z:Z}, "where Col1 <>''"))
And then obtain the counts using:
=COUNTIF(all!$A$2:$Z$1000,$B28)
For each of the unique values, captured in the column.
But my solution feels hacky, and I feel like, set counter operation of array formula can be implemented possibly simpler.
Try:
=query(flatten({A2:C}),"select Col1,count(Col1) where Col1 is not null group by Col1 label Col1 'Barcode',count(Col1) 'Count' ",0)
When I import data, it comes in this format (image 1), with blank spaces. I would like to know if there is any way to adjust so that these blanks disappear, the two models expected (image 2 and 3) if there was any way to reach them would be important to me.
Remembering that all dates have / and all times have :
I tried to filter from QUERY, but when trying to "Select Col1, Col2, Col4 Where Col2 is not null" the dates disappear and only the times remain, I tried via REGEXMATCH to separate the dates from the times using / and : but also I was not successful.
I also tried it via IMPORTXML, but some data ends up not being imported correctly on some pages of the site, for IMPORTHTML these errors do not happen. The XML's I used were:
"//tr[#class='no-date-repetition-new' and ..//td[#class='team team-a']] | //tr[#class='no-date-repetition-new live-now' and ..//td[#class='team team-a']]"
"//td[#class='team team-a']/a | //td[#class='team team-a strong']/a"
The current formula is as follows:
=IMPORTHTML("https://int.soccerway.com/national/austria/1-liga/20192020/regular-season/r54328/","table",1)
IMPORTHTML Original:
Expected formats:
---
Rather than filtering what you need is to restructure the imported data.
Anyway, I think that the easier solution to get the final result is to use multiple IMPORTXML formulas.
URL
A1: https://int.soccerway.com/national/austria/1-liga/20192020/regular-season/r54328/
Headers
A2: //table[contains(#class,'matches')]/thead/tr/th
Day
A3: //td[contains(#class,'date')]/parent::tr
Teams and Score
A4: //td[contains(#class,'team-a')]/parent::tr
A6: =transpose(IMPORTXML($A$1,A2))
A7: =IMPORTXML($A$1,A3)
B7: =IMPORTXML(A1,A4)
You might want to replace the formula on A6 by static values in order to place them properly.
You can join 2 queries together (one next to the other) in a single formula, to get your results
={QUERY(IMPORTHTML("https://int.soccerway.com/national/austria/1-liga/20192020/regular-season/r54328/","table",1),
"select Col1 where Col2 is null and not Col1 contains '*'",1),
QUERY(IMPORTHTML("https://int.soccerway.com/national/austria/1-liga/20192020/regular-season/r54328/","table",1),
"select Col1, Col2, Col3, Col4 where Col2 is not null label Col1 'Time'",1)}
How the formula works:
As you notice the data part of both queries is the same in both of them. What is actually different is "what we ask for from the query"
In the first one we use "select Col1 where Col2 is null and not Col1 contains '*'"
In the second one "select Col1, Col2, Col3, Col4 where Col2 is not null label Col1 'Time'"
We create an array by joining them together as in ={1stQUERY,2ndQUERY}
I've been trying to sum the same condition in different columns (and different sheets) to get a total.
For example, I have a list of items in 3 different columns with 3 different sums.
See here:
I solved this with an SQL query within Google sheets but I'm looking for a more simple/ elegant solution.
This is what I have:
=UNIQUE({QUERY(A2:I8; "SELECT SUM(C) where B LIKE 'bananas'");
QUERY(A2:I8; "SELECT SUM(F) where E LIKE 'bananas'");
QUERY(A2:I8; "SELECT SUM(I) where H LIKE 'bananas'")})
And the result looks like this:
Does someone know a shorter version that fits in one cell?
=SUM(QUERY({A:C;D:F;G:I}; "where Col2 = 'bananas'"; 0))
=QUERY({A:C;D:F;G:I}; "select sum(Col3) where Col2 contains 'banana' label sum(Col3)''")
=SUM(FILTER({C:C;F:F;I:I}; {B:B;E:E;H:H}="bananas"))