I would like to put an AND statement within the below formula but I keep getting the error "You have entered too few arguments", is anyone able to help please?
=IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2,$D$2:$D$4,1,FALSE)),"No","Yes")
Replace commas with semicolons and use AND function in IF condition.
Worked for me in google sheets.
=IF(AND(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A2;$D$2:$D$4;1;FALSE)); TRUE);"No";"Yes")
Hope it helps!
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In desperate need of some assistance with this!
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In SupportingSheet!H1 I have the following formula:
=ArrayFormula(if(G1:G<>"", IF(DASHBOARD!N2<>"", G1:G/DASHBOARD!$P$2-filter(DASHBOARD!O1:O100,REGEXMATCH(DASHBOARD!N1:N100,E1:E100)),G1:G/(DASHBOARD!$M$3)),))
The part I struggle with is:
G1:G/DASHBOARD!$P$2-filter(DASHBOARD!O1:O100,REGEXMATCH(DASHBOARD!N1:N100,E1:E100))
It needs to divide two numbers and then subtract another number. I can't seem to get this formula to pull the correct number.
It needs to check if the text in E1:E100 exist in DASHBOARD!N1:N100, if yes, pull the number from DASHBOARD!O1:O100.
For example, text in SupportingSheet!E1 can be found in DASHBOARD!N2, hence it needs to pull the number from DASHBOARD!O2.
Column SupportingSheet!J has the actual end result that a formula needs to produce.
It doesn't look like Regexmatch works as an Arrayformula and I am not sure how to go about it.
Please note, that text in SupportingSheet!E1:E is not always identical. Often it will have a random number of "space" at the end (long story...). That is why Regexmatch was a perfect option until I realised it didn't work.
Please let me know if further clarification is needed.
Below is an image of the random spaces (non-printable characters) at the end.
use:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(G1:G="",,IF(DASHBOARD!N2<>"",
IFNA(G1:G/DASHBOARD!$P$2-VLOOKUP(E1:E1000, DASHBOARD!N1:O100, 2, 0),
G1:G/DASHBOARD!$M$3))))
I'm trying to use the following IFS statement
=IFS(REGEXMATCH(B2,"football"),"brown",REGEXMATCH(B2,"baseball"),"white")
but Google Sheets keeps saying the syntax is wrong. What is wrong with this?
Column B is a text column.
Other similar posts did not work for me.
The formula works fine.
You probably need to change it (depending on your locale) to:
=IFS(REGEXMATCH(D2;"football");"brown";REGEXMATCH(D2;"baseball");"white")
Another improvement you may make is to wrap it in the IFNA function
=IFNA(IFS(REGEXMATCH(D2,"football"),"brown",REGEXMATCH(D2,"baseball"),"white"),"No match")
I am trying to create a field in Google Data Studio that sums the revenue for lists that begin with US. I know I have to use regex, but it continue to tell me there is an unexpected end to the formula.
Here is the code.
Revenue WHERE REGEXP_MATCH(List, '^US')
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks!
You can use
WHERE REGEXP_MATCH(List, '^US.*')
^^
Or even
WHERE REGEXP_MATCH(List, 'US.*')
See REGEXP_MATCH documentation:
REGEXP_MATCH attempts to match the entire string contained in field_expression. For example, if field_expression is "ABC123":
REGEXP_MATCH(field_expression, 'A') returns false.
REGEXP_MATCH(field_expression, 'A.*') returns true.
I'm dealing with some google spreadsheet with data, some of which is in a very confused way, but regular, so i hope we can figure this out.
I've tried reg ex builders but I can't find the right one for google sheets or I misunderstand some stuff.
I would appreciate help with these sentances below:
1. {"user":{"Czy faktura?":"Y","Nazwa firmy":"Name of the company ","NIP":"113 234 20 57"}}
2. {"user":{"Czy faktura?":"Y","Nazwa firmy":"The longer name of the company","NIP":"2352225961"}}
3. {"user":{"Czy faktura?":"N","Nazwa firmy":"","NIP":""}}
The point is to extract: (using arrayformula in google sheets)
Y or N
Name of the company
NIP number
Problems:
The name of the company has different lengths, and the NIP number is sometimes with white-spaces.
Do you guys have any idea how can I properly use it?
I know it's the REGEXEXTRACT formula of course :)
Just have a problem on how to formulate the regular expression..
=regexreplace(B1, "(^.*Nazwa firmy"":"")(.*)("",""NIP.*$)", "$2")
Well the support was fantastic :)
After all, a simple "Y|N" solves the first problem
I used #ttarchala's solution for the company name as it seems to work for some reason - i don't know why or how :)
"(^.Nazwa firmy"":"")(.)("",""NIP.*$)", "$2"
and the NIP is isolated by this one: "NIP\"":\""(.+)\"""),"-|\s","" and later trimmed of off the "-" minus and whitespaces signs.
cheers
I am having a heck of a time trying to figure this out. I'm trying to replace this evaluate function.
<cfoutput>
#evaluate('#qry#.#editVal#')#
</cfoutput>
But I just can't seem to work it out. Both qry and editVal are in the variables scope and when using evaluate it returns a value for instane the value of
#qryVitals.PULSE#
I just can't seem to get the notation right to interpret it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
#evaluate('#qry#.#editVal#')# is equivalent to #VARIABLES[qry][editVal]#.
As noted by #Leigh, if VARIABLES[qry] is of type query, you have to specify the row number as well, e.g. #VARIABLES[qry][editVal][1]#.