I am attempting to have a hyperlink to:
-Sheet: "Daily Trend"
-Row: 65
-column: column A + the number referenced in cell A2
Thanks!
Try following:
=HYPERLINK(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(65,A2+1,,,"Daily Trend")))
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Hi, I'm trying to match the names to the numbers.
I got the C7:C11 using the SORT(TRANSPOSE(B3:F3,2,FALSE)
Using INDEX() and MATCH() at B7:B11, I want to get the names that reflect the numbers but its showing me duplicated returns. As there is 2 of "2", the name reflected will show up as "B" twice.
The index and match function I'm using :
=INDEX($B$1:$F$1,MATCH(C7,$B$3:$F$3,0))
I'm fairly new to this so I've no idea how to go about doing this.
Try this way in Google Sheets, it should work,
• Formula used in cell D7
=INDEX(FILTER($B$1:$F$1,C7=$B$3:$F$3),COUNTIF($C$7:C7,C7))
And if you are using in Excel then either of the ways based on Excel Version
• Formula used in cell D7 --> Applicable to Excel 2021/MS365
=INDEX(FILTER($B$1:$F$1,$C7=$B$3:$F$3),COUNTIF($C$7:C7,C7))
• Formula used in cell E7 --> Applicable to All Excel Versions Except Excel 2007
=INDEX($B$1:$F$1,AGGREGATE(15,6,(COLUMN($B$3:$F$3)-COLUMN($B$3)+1)/($C7=$B$3:$F$3),COUNTIF($C$7:C7,C7)))
As an alternative for Excel, version dependent as suggested by JvdV Sir,
=TOCOL(SORTBY(B1:F1,B3:F3))
Or,
=TRANSPOSE(SORTBY(B1:F1,B3:F3))
Or, in Google sheets, with QUERY() Function
=QUERY(TRANSPOSE(B1:F3),"Select Col3, Col1 Order By Col3")
I am trying to optimize some spreadsheets I use at work and I have an idea that would save me a good bit of time. I have a formula which extracts a bunch of data from another spreadsheet and organizes it.
What I would like is to have the spreadsheet hyperlinked in cell A2 and then have a formula in B2 which uses importrange while extracting the url from the hyperlinked text in A2. Is this possible?
if A1 is hyperlink / formula try:
=IMPORTRANGE(REGEXEXTRACT(INDEX(SPLIT(FORMULATEXT(A1), " "),,1), """(.*)"""),
"Sheet1!A1")
if A1 is not hyperlinked there were scripts for this but none of them works nowadays
but there is an add-on that can convert non-hyperlinks into hyperlinks:
https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/extract_urls/143780651832
I'm trying to use the IMPORTDATA function in Google Sheets to download stats from baseball-reference.com.
For example, if I want the Team Standard Batting table from:
https://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/MLB/2020.shtml
I click on the "Share & more" > "Copy Link to Table to Clipboard" to get:
https://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/MLB/2020.shtml#teams_standard_batting
Then, in A1 of my otherwise empty Google Sheet, I'm inputting:
=IMPORTDATA("https://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/MLB/2020.shtml#teams_standard_batting")
however, I'm getting #REF with the following error message:
"Result was not automatically expanded, please insert more columns (86)."
IMPORTDATA needs to be almost always restricted
try for starters:
=ARRAY_CONSTRAIN(IMPORTDATA("https://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/MLB/2020.shtml#teams_standard_batting"); 5000; 20)
this will import you the source code of that site.
update:
try:
=IMPORTHTML("https://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/MLB/2020.shtml#teams_standard_batting",
"table", 1)
You need to add another 86 columns, like the warning is telling you
Is it possible to arrange a conditional formatting custom formula based on information input into a different spreadsheet?
For example, I have 1 in A1, 2 in A2 and 3 in A3 on a spreadsheet saved as 'Numbers' and in a worksheet titled 'List' and in a spreadsheet saved as 'Input' I enter 1 in A1 of a worksheet titled 'Entry'. When I enter 1 in the 'Input' spreadsheet I would want cell A1 in the 'Numbers' spreadsheet to become highlighted.
I've had a play around with IMPORTRANGE AND IF formulae but to no avail
try:
=A1=IMPORTRANGE("16nnuzNRx_kGGJm1EBVX7kBT2bfW1-2TYwSiuaLF-Q", "Numbers!A1:A")
that weird number is spreadsheet ID (you can find it in URL between d/ and /edit)
note that both ranges need to be formatted same
a faster alternative would be to use IMORTRANGE to import those values in some column and then just compare those two columns
I have below two values in two excel row,
A1 _DC_SUBMISSION_STATUS_REPORT_20141016105520.pdf
A2 _DC_VALID_TRX_20141016105519.pdf
My expect result is
B1 _DC_SUBMISSION_STATUS_REPORT_
B2 _DC_VALID_TRX_
Need a formula for above requirement, Please help
=LEFT(A1,FIND("|",SUBSTITUTE(A1,"_","|", LEN(A1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"_","")))))