I'm using the following formula to search a column for "Yes" and it works fine in the cell:
=VLOOKUP("Yes",INDEX(AH:AH,ROW()):INDEX(AI:AI,ROW()+30),2,FALSE)
However, my sheet is over 20000 rows and added to every day so I need to Arrayformula it. The following hasn't worked. I only want the range to search the next 30 rows OR return column two the next time it finds "Yes" in column one.
=arrayformula(IF($A4:$A<>"",VLOOKUP("Yes",INDEX(AH:AH,ROW()):INDEX(AI:AI,ROW()+30),2,FALSE),0))
Appreciate any help.
EDIT:
Below is an image of the spreadsheet. In column AK is the first formula, just a simple Vlookup. As you can see it searches column AH for the next value "Yes" and returns the value in the cell next to it.
Column AM is the same formula wrapped in an Arrayformula but as you can see it is not working.
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(LEN(A:A), IF(B1:B="yes", C1:C, ), ))
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Is there a way to make this formula print empty cells based on the "F" column having no value? I'm currently getting the cell to return "0" but I want it to be blank as I'm trying to combine this manual input with a supermetric query.
The purpose is to calculate the Avg. for that column and push it to data studio, if "0" exists the avg is wrong.
Formula:
=IFERROR(F2*GOOGLEFINANCE("CURRENCY:SEKGBP"),"")
try:
=IF(F2="",,IFERROR(F2*GOOGLEFINANCE("CURRENCY:SEKGBP")))
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))))
I'm working in Google Sheets and I am trying to determine if any value of dates listed in the column is equal to Today's Date.
I have tried using the COUNTIF formula the ISDATE formula and the IF formula against the value of TODAY() and nothing seems to be working right.
=IF('Invoices-Quickbooks-Data'!L:L,ISDATE(TODAY()),true)
This formula actually works the best for me. I would expect it to calculate if any of the values equal Today's Date. Ironically this tells me that the answer is TRUE even when none of the dates actually match Today's date so I am not sure what is going on.
First, the reason why your formula is always returning true is because ISDATE(TODAY()) will always return true (when is today not a date?) and furthermore, you can't use an IF statement like that to query a whole column. The first argument to IF is a condition, and a column range is not a condition.
To apply a function over a range, you want to use an ARRAYFORMULA. Here is how you would check a range of cells to see if any value in the column (or range) contains a date equal to today:
=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(TRUE,ARRAYFORMULA(IFERROR(DATEVALUE(A:A)=TODAY(),FALSE)),1,FALSE),FALSE)
Just replace A:A with the range you want to check. The return of an ArrayFormula is an array, which is why I have to use VLOOKUP to check for any TRUE values inside it.
Advanced solution:
A really cool feature in sheets is the query() function, which essentially lets you run a SQL-like query over a range of cells. I like it because it makes formulaes very readable - for example, the entire ARRAYFORMULA solution above can be replaced with:
=IFERROR(QUERY('Invoices-Quickbooks-Data'!L:L,"select count(L) where dateDiff(L,now()) = 0 label count(L) ''",-1) > 0,FALSE)
you can check it with just simple IF formula:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(LEN(A2:A), IF(A2:A=TODAY(), TRUE), ))
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(A2:A=TODAY(), TRUE, ))
I have a formula that will work when applied to just one cell but stops working when I try to make it an array formula so it applies down the entire column.
I am trying to check if the date in column E is today and if column A is true or false. Based on that, I want column C to read true or false.
I have tried to apply the column to each cell individually by dragging it down, and that works fine. But it will not work with an ArrayFormula.
=AND(INT(E2:E)=TODAY(),A2:A=FALSE)
When I apply ArrayForumla the result comes back FALSE even when it should be positive.
I expect it to automatically populate each cell in the column with that formula and return the correct TRUE/FALSE result.
G2:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(LEN(E3:E), E2:E+F2:F, ))
H2:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF((INT(E2:E)=TODAY())+(INT(G2:G)=TODAY()), A2:A, ))
Please try:
=ArrayFormula((A2:A)*(int(D2:D)=TODAY())>0)
i have two sheets. first column of both sheets has userids, but there is only some overlap of ids between the two sheets. i want to keep the userids in the first sheet, but in the second sheet, the second column has a point of data that i want. for those userids in the first sheet that are also in the second sheet, i want to get this data.
so, for say the first row's userid in the first sheet, how could i use vlookup to find that same userid in the second sheet (if it exists), get the value of the second column of that match, and bring it back to the second column of the first sheet?
thanks
Modify and put this formula into the first cell of the second column on the first worksheet. Then copy and paste it down the column:
=VLOOKUP(A1, Sheet2!A$1:B$100, 2, FALSE)
Let's look at the parameters for this function:
A1: This value, on this worksheet, is what we're searching for in the range given in the next parameter. When you copy and paste the entire formula down the column, it increments the row # with each row. In row 2, it will be modified to A2, and so on.
Sheet2!A$1:B$100 : This is the range that we are interested in, on the second worksheet. It is the top left to bottom right cell. The $ symbol tells Excel not to change the row #'s when you copy and paste the formula down the column. Modify B$100 to fit the range of data you are interested in... something like B$30 if you only have 30 rows of id's on the 2nd sheet.
2: This is the column you are interested in retrieving the value, relative to the above parameter. In this case, the 2 corresponds with column B.
False: This instructs Excel to find the exact match.