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I get Formula parse error with all formulas
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Closed 4 months ago.
I was trying to count checkboxes and I saw some tutorials for the formula
it was like this
=SUM(countif(B1:B8, TRUE))
it resulted in an error instead with "formula parse error"
try:
=SUM(COUNTIF(B1:B8; TRUE))
see: stackoverflow.com/questions/73767719/
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ArrayFormula and "AND" Formula in Google Sheets
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So I am trying to get this Arrayformula to work so I can plot this formula instead of calculating every Y myself.
=arrayformula(Sum(IF(Z3:Z294>Y$1;IFS(AB3:AB294>0;0;Z3:Z294>Y$1;Y3:Y294-(F3:F294*Y$1));0)-(Sum(IF(and(J3:J294>0;Z3:Z294>Y$1);F3:F294;0)))))
It gives me the (correct) return of this part:
Sum(IF(Z3:Z294>Y$1;IFS(AB3:AB294>0;0;Z3:Z294>Y$1;Y3:Y294-(F3:F294*Y$1));0)
But it doesn't subtract the second part:
-(Sum(IF(and(J3:J294>0;Z3:Z294>Y$1);F3:F294;0)))))
I am quite new to extensive Excel/Sheets formulas so I have no idea how to get this to work, It is also quite weird that the second part doesn't add up even seperate from the first part. So this also doesn't work:
=arrayformula(Sum(IF(and(J3:J294>0;Z3:Z294>Y$1);F3:F294;0)))
I hope it makes some sense without any context, thanks in advance!
Have a great rest of your day,
P.S. Please ignore simple mistakes, I don't code that often in Sheets ;)
AND is not supported. instead of
and(J3:J294>0;Z3:Z294>Y$1)
do this:
(J3:J294>0)*(Z3:Z294>Y$1)
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I get Formula parse error with all formulas
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I am trying to use IF statement in a Google Sheet, but whatever I am typing in the IF I am always getting a formula parse error. Do I have to activate something, or am I missing something ?
A1 & B1 have the same type (integer)
I have no idea why.
Thanks in advance
instead of , use ; - this should solve your issue asap
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Accepted answer would also match invalid dates like 1234-56-78, or if mm & dd were in the wrong positions.
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