With the formula below:
=IFNA(IF(AND(F5="",F5=0),0,MEDIAN((M4+((K5*(VLOOKUP(E5,TourData,4,FALSE)+VLOOKUP(AF$4,ClanData,2,FALSE))-((J5-K5)*VLOOKUP(E5,TourData,5,FALSE))))),C5:D5)),0)
Is it possible to take the second MEDIAN Value, C5:D5 and put that value in one cell? Currently C5=0 & D5=1000. Would it be possible to do something like 0/1000 in C5 and get the same results in the formula above? I’ve tried using LEFT(), RIGHT(), & SPLIT() with no success. The only caveat is that the number of characters before & after the delimiter '/' can be anywhere between 1 & 4 characters.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
if the above formula works for you, you can do simple split like:
=IFNA(IF(AND(F5="", F5=0), 0, MEDIAN((M4+((K5*(
VLOOKUP(E5, TourData, 4, 0)+
VLOOKUP(AF$4, ClanData, 2, 0))-((J5-K5)*
VLOOKUP(E5, TourData, 5, 0))))), SPLIT(C5, "/"))), 0)
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I'm trying to find a formula that fits two tables
=QUERY(IMPORTHTML(A1,"table", 16), "Select Col4")
output is
Page 1/10Page 2/10Page 3/10Page 4/10Page 5/10Page 6/10Page 7/10Page 8/10Page
9/10Page 10/10
Another:
=QUERY(IMPORTHTML(A2,"table", 16), "Select Col4")
output is
Page 1/3Page 2/3Page 3/3
I want to extract the digits between "space" and "/" Is there a way to do this in this formula itself?
I then tried this
=transpose(SPLIT(REGEXREPLACE(A2,"Page|/10","~"),"~",0,1))
This also doesn't work since I have to manually change /10 to /3 in the second formula
Is there any way to achieve this for both data?
The sheet is here
try:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(ROW(A1:B)<=(1*{
REGEXEXTRACT(IMPORTXML(A1, "//option[#value='21']"), "\d+$"),
REGEXEXTRACT(IMPORTXML(B1, "//option[#value='21']"), "\d+$")}),
ROW(A1:B), ))
I have this example here
I need to have the data in column D filled in with arrayformula. The value should be the value in column B.
I've tried using combination of ROW&INDIRECT&FILTER&QUERY|VLOOKUP , but it didn't work, as if ROW() cannot be used in arrayformula. Maybe you guys have some idea that could work.
use:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(C7:C="",, VLOOKUP(ROW(A7:A), IF(B7:B<>"", {ROW(A7:A), B7:B}), 2, 1)))
I have a spreadsheet set up with tv program titles in column B, the next 20 or so columns are tracking different information about that title. I need to count the number of blank cells in column R relating to the range in column B that contains titles (ie, up to the first blank row in column B.)
I can easily set up a formula to count the number of empty cells in a given range in column R, the problem is as I add more titles to the sheet I would have to keep updating the range in the formula [a simple =COUNTIF(R3:R1108, "")]. I've done a little googling of the problem but haven't quite found anything that fits the situation. I thought I would be able to get the following to work but I didn't fully understand what was going on with them and they weren't giving the expected results.
I've tried these formulas:
=ArrayFormula(sum(MIN("B3:B"&MIN(IF((R3:R)>"",ROW(B3:B)-1)))))
=ArrayFormula(sum(INDIRECT("B3:B"&MIN(IF((R3:R)>"",ROW(B3:B)-1)))))
And
=if(SUM(B3:B)="","",SUM(R3:R))
All of the above formulas give "0" as the result. Based on the COUNTIF formula I have set up it should be 840, which is a number I would expect. Currently, there are 1106 rows containing data and 840 is a reasonable number to expect in this situation.
Is this what you're looking for?
=COUNTBLANK(INDIRECT(CONCATENATE("R",3,":R",(3+COUNTA(B3:B)))))
This counts the number of non-blank rows in the B column (starting at B3), and uses that to determine the rows to perform COUNTBLANK in, in column R (starting at R3). CONCATENATE is a way to give it a range by adding strings together, and the INDIRECT allows for the range reference to be a string.
a proper way would be:
=ARRAYFORMULA(COUNTBLANK(INDIRECT(ADDRESS(3, 18, 4)&":"&
ADDRESS(MAX(IF(B3:B<>"", ROW(B3:B), )), 18, 4)))
or shorter:
=ARRAYFORMULA(COUNTBLANK(INDIRECT("R3:"&
ADDRESS(MAX(IF(B3:B<>"", ROW(B3:B), )), 18, 4))))
or shorter:
=ARRAYFORMULA(COUNTBLANK(INDIRECT("R3:R"&MAX(IF(B3:B<>"", ROW(B3:B), ))))
I have a Google sheets spreadsheet that looks as follows:
Using a combination of FILTER and SEARCH:
=FILTER(RawData!A2:D5546, SEARCH(B1, RawData!A2:A5546),
SEARCH(C1, RawData!A2:A5546),
SEARCH(D1, RawData!A2:A5546),
SEARCH(E1, RawData!A2:A5546)
)
I can search the raw lists (yellow) and get the output (blue). However, the formula above will return BOTH of A2 and A3.
What I am trying to get going is that:
Given a set of search inputs (green)
It will search the raw lists (yellow)
Returning (blue) only lists that match exactly with respect to:
a) Exact same order of items in green to yellow
b) All the items per list (yellow) are found in the search parameters (green)
So the above example blue is the expected result ie only A2 (not A1 and A2). Can anyone give me any suggestions on how I can accomplish this with a formula? While I could write it in script I am hoping to avoid that if possible.
try this:
=FILTER(RawData!A2:A,
REGEXMATCH(TRIM(TRANSPOSE(QUERY(TRANSPOSE(IFERROR(
REGEXEXTRACT(SPLIT(RawData!A2:A, CHAR(10)), "[a-zA-Z]+"))),,999^99))),
"^"&TEXTJOIN(" ", 1, B1:E1)&"$"))
In my IF-function the “otherwise” argument should conduct the subtraction “6 - value”. It works fine for cells containing numbers, but unfortunately also works fine with blank cells. This results in a lot of cells with 6 (6 - 0 = 6) instead of empty cells.
In detail:
I want to import and select data collected in an online questionnaire.
I import my extract of the raw data in sheet “Sample” with the following formula:
=IF(LOOKUP(D$1,'Analysis'!$A$2:$A,'Analysis'!$G$2:$G)="No",FILTER(FILTER(Import!$A$2:$CV,Import!$A$1:$CV$1=D$1),Import!$A$2:$A=0),ARRAYFORMULA(6-FILTER(FILTER(Import!$A$2:$CV,Import!$A$1:$CV$1=D$1),Import!$A$2:$A=0)))
= If the question has not to be reversed (“No”), then import the values as they are, otherwise (if the question has to be reversed, “Yes”) subtract 6 - value.
Sheets in Google Spreadsheets:
“Import”: This sheet contains the raw data. For each person that participated in the study, there is a row with the corresponding answers (that is 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 according to the rating scale in the questionnaire). Because not every person in the list started or completed the questionnaire, there are blank cells where no answers were registered and blank cells at the end of the sheet.
“Sample”: This sheet should contain an extract of the raw data for further analysis. It’s the sheet where the IF-formula is applied.
“Analysis”: This sheet contains informations concerning the questions, e.g. if the answers of some questions have to be reversed (reversed rating scale: 1 -> 5, 2 -> 4, 3 stays 3 and so on).
Coordinates:
Sheet “Sample”: Cell D$1, E$1, F$1 and so on contain the names of the questions (e.g. question_1).
Sheet “Analysis”: A2 to A contain the names of the questions.
Sheet “Analysis”: G2 to G contain the information if the answers of the questions have to be reversed. If the answers have to be reversed (“Yes”), the raw data needs to be adjusted with “6-” (6-5 = 1, 6-4 = 2, 6-3 = 3 and so on).
Sheet “Import”: A2 to A contains if there are any missing values. Zero means there are no missing values. Only data rows with no missing values should be imported.
Problem:
The formula works fine and displays the answers and reversed answers for the questions of interest. BUT at the end of the sheet “Sample” the columns continue with 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6… (only for reversed questions); for not reversed questions the cells after the last valid import are blank.
Attempts to fix it:
I tried different variations of nested if-functions that unfortunately don’t have any effect, e.g.:
=IF(ISBLANK(Import!E2:I8)," ",IF(LOOKUP(D$1,Analysis!$A$2:$A,Analysis!$G$2:$G)="No",FILTER(FILTER(Import!$A$2:$CV,Import!$A$1:$CV$1=D$1),Import!$A$2:$A=0),ARRAYFORMULA(6-FILTER(FILTER(Import!$A$2:$CV,Import!$A$1:$CV$1=D$1),Import!$A$2:$A=0))))
or:
=IF(LOOKUP(D$1,Analysis!$A$2:$A,Analysis!$G$2:$G)="No",FILTER(FILTER(Import!$A$2:$CV,Import!$A$1:$CV$1=D$1),Import!$A$2:$A=0),IF(Import!E2:E=" "," ",ARRAYFORMULA(6-FILTER(FILTER(Import!$A$2:$CV,Import!$A$1:$CV$1=D$1),Import!$A$2:$A=0))))
Alternatively, I could delete the cells with 6, 6, 6,… but that would be very time-consuming for all questionnaires.
Thanks for your help!
The following is the simple pattern
=IF(ISBLANK(A1),,6-A1)
This if A1 is blank, the will return a blank, otherwise, will return the result of 6-A1.
To apply the above to an open-ended reference, nest the above pattern inside FILTER in the following way:
=FILTER(IF(NOT(ISBLANK(A:A)),6-A:A,),LEN(A:A))
Replace A:A by a single column of the imported data, or a formula that returns a column of values.