I am doing a ledger for accounting purposes. I have it set up like a checkbook registry. It has 4 columns: Date, Description, Amount and Balance. The formula set up in the last column (Balance) is set up to add the number in the "Amount" column to the balance in the last line entry. The formula is copied down the page in the last column. What I would like to do, is only have a number in that column if there is an entry on that line. Here is my question: Is there a way to hide the number in the last column until there is an entry on that line? What I would like is for the additional entries of $15 to remain hidden until there is a value in the "Amount" column on that particular row.
I hope this all makes sense! I'm at a loss! Any help is appreciated :)
simple and slow:
=INDEX(IF(C2:C="",, MMULT(
TRANSPOSE((ROW(C2:C)<=
TRANSPOSE( ROW(C2:C)))*C2:C), ROW(C2:C)^0)))
simple and short with medium speed:
=INDEX(IF(C2:C="",,SUMIF(ROW(C2:C), "<="&ROW(C2:C), C2:C)))
advanced and fast:
=ARRAYFORMULA(MMULT(
TRANSPOSE((ROW(INDIRECT("C2:C"&MAX(ROW(C:C)*(C:C<>""))))<=
TRANSPOSE( ROW(INDIRECT("C2:C"&MAX(ROW(C:C)*(C:C<>""))))))*
INDIRECT("C2:C"&MAX(ROW(C:C)*(C:C<>"")))),
QUERY(INDIRECT("C2:C"&MAX(ROW(C:C)*(C:C<>""))),
"select 1 label 1''")))
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I'm trying to use Google's monthly budget template and alter it so I can get a full view of the year. I have tabs Jan-Dec made but I can't figure out how to add them to the below formula. When I try, it tells me that the IF can only use 3. The areas Expenses and Income in the screenshot should total up the Amounts (column C) with their respective category (Column E).
The same would be said for income using Columns H and J.
=if(isblank($B36), "", sumif(January!$E:$E,$B36,January!$C:$C))
Here is the link to my sheet https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MTL3xdN-0W4vS7e_yO1C4qkFAxlsxhx3SLXyml78qOc/edit?usp=sharing
delete E28:E41 and try in E28:
=BYROW(B28:B41, LAMBDA(b, IF(b="",,
IFERROR(QUERY({January!C:E; February!C:E; March!C:E;
April!C:E; May!C:E; June!C:E; July!C:E; August!C:E;
September!C:E; October!C:E; November!C:E; December!C:E},
"select sum(Col1) where Col3 = '"&b&"' label sum(Col1)''", ), 0))))
Update:
In order to make it cover the whole range of Categories with the same principle of having the flexibility of a list of Sheets' Names, you can use this formula:
=INDEX(IF(ISBLANK(B28:B41),"",REDUCE(,A28:A,LAMBDA(a,sh,
a+SUMIF(INDIRECT(sh&"!$E:$E"),B28:B41,INDIRECT(sh&"!$C:$C"))))))
I've set it in your sheet too in a new column to the right
If you stablish a list of sheets' names in a range, you can use this formula:
=if(isblank($B36),"",REDUCE(,A2:A,LAMBDA(a,sh,
a+SUMIF(INDIRECT(sh&"!$E:$E"),$B36,INDIRECT(sh&"!$C:$C")))))
I am working on a Leave Tracker in MS LISTS, where in the Calendar view I want the Proxy name to be displayed.
I have searched more than 100 Links and I couldn't the answer.
Do we have any workaround for it?
Thanks for the answer in advance.
According to my research, the “Person Or Group” column is not supported in the SharePoint Calculated column
SharePoint Calculated column supports the following types of columns:
Single line of text
Choice (menu to choose from) | Single Selection
Number (1, 1.0, 100)
Currency ($, ¥, €)
Date and Time
Yes/No (checkbox)
Calculated (calculation based on other columns)
Task Outcome
External Data
Content-Type Columns
We recommend that you can create a Single line of text column to fill in the Proxy Name.
Then, you can create a Calculated column which concatenates the Title, and Proxy Name(Single line of text) columns,
Modify the Calendar view and change the "Month View Title" column to your new Calculated column.
I have a table that looks like this in Power BI:
CourseID Course
1 Math
2 Cooking
3 English
4 Spanish
I want to insert a row at the bottom that looks like this:
-1 null
I looked at the Microsoft Documentation, but it's not very helpful. Any suggestions?
Figured out what I was doing wrong.
Let's say I wanted to insert a row, at top of a table, named Courses.
The M query would look like this
#Insert Row = Table.InsertRows(#PreviousStepName,0,{[CourseID=-1,Course=null]})
Was not able to get it working if the column name had a space in it, but for best practices, you shouldn't have columns with spaces in the name anyway.
Follow below steps to insert a row to the bottom of a table:
Step 1: Go to the edit query window. select the correct table.
Step 2: Go to the APPLIED STEPS window on the right-hand side. double click on Source.
Step 3: Add the data to each column and press ok.
Note that, this will only add a row to the end of the table.
The accepted answer above by OP works great if you want to insert a row at the top of the table, or if you know the index to insert at. In my case I want to append to the end, and the amount of rows is likely to change in future.
I saw the functions to reverse the rows, so you could reverse the rows, insert at 0, then reverse again, but I found another way:
#"Insert Row" = Table.Combine({#"Previous Step Name",
Table.FromRows(
{{null, "None", true, false}},
{"ID", "Name", "Deleted", "IsIntegration"}
)
})
Basically, you create a new table with Table.FromRows, then use Table.Combine to append it
so I have been working on automating this table for the most performing person of the week on google sheets.
now on the column O i have top candidate, I want to run an if statement that would check through the values of each person. for example, for day 1 it would check from K3 to N3 once it gets the value, it should post the name of the candidate. That means for week 1, day 1, it would check and see that charles has the top performance and post "Charles" on the top candidate cell of the same row.
so far i know how to know ts easy getting the number between the cells which has the biggest value =max(K3:N3) but then combining it with an if statement that would know the cell on top... that got me worked up and still not found an answer
This formula should work:
=INDEX($K$2:N,1,MATCH(MAX($K3:$N3),$K3:$N3,0))
MATCH will find a specific column that has the max value of K3:N3, then INDEX will reference the value of the top column.
Sample Sheet:
use:
=ARRAYFORMULA(TRIM(TRANSPOSE(QUERY(TRANSPOSE(IFNA(
IF(IF(K3:N="", "x", K3:N)=QUERY(TRANSPOSE(QUERY(TRANSPOSE(K3:N),
"select "&TEXTJOIN(",", 1, IF(LEN(J3:J),
"max(Col"&ROW(A3:A)-ROW(A3)+1&")", ))&"")),
"select Col2"), K2:N2, ))),,9^9))))
Good evening everyone, I'm having trouble resolving the following question:
I have "Table 1" containing the occurrence records and "Table 2" containing the occurrences.
I need to set up a VIRTUAL TABLE or VIEW TABLE that presents the occurrences and their frequencies as follows:
Tables with Perspective
The most I could do was bring the occurrences with the total number of rows in the table, ie the same amount X for all.
Last try using DaxStudio
You need to create a measure to show the numbers in the report.
But first, it is recommended to transform the table into a form like below, where each occurrence appears in each row. This has a lot of advantage to make the DAX measure simpler, more accurate, and run faster.
This can be easily achieved using Power Query Editor. The required steps are,
Select the comma delimited occurrences column.
In Transform tab, click Split Column and choose By Delimiter.
Make sure Comma and split at Each occurrence of the delimiter is selected by default.
In Advanced options, select split into Rows, then click OK.
Then you can define a measure to count the number of occurrences, which is as simple as below.
Count = COUNTROWS ( Tabela1 )
Now, in the report area, you can use the measure to obtain the desired output.
I have recreated your tables and here is the DAX for Table3 (perspectiva):
Table3 =
VAR uniqueOccurences = DISTINCT(Table2[Occurence])
RETURN
ADDCOLUMNS(uniqueOccurences,
"count",
VAR currentOccurence = [Occurence]
RETURN
CALCULATE(COUNTA(Tabel1[ID]),
FILTER(Tabel1, CONTAINSSTRING(Tabel1[Occurences], currentOccurence) = TRUE()))
)
This returns the following table:
Please mark this as the solution if this answered your question :)