This is currently my vlookup
=VLOOKUP(C15,Source!$A$3:$L$6066,3,FALSE)
I want to add an if statement to it saying that if the vlookup is true, go into the table array and highlight the cell in which the information was pulled from.
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I have requirement where I have to apply formula which refers itself (recursive). Each column needs to be refer to previous row column value.
Please find attached excel sheet for formula reference. I need to calculate calc_amt field.
Please check formula used. Field refers itself for index 1 onwards for each uid.
For each uid, eff_date repeats.
Any help here would be great
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Ron, sorry I was out of town and sorry for the delayed response.
I wanted to attach the excel sheet with formula but looks excel attachment is not allowed. I have attached the image again taken from excel. Column K has the formula. For index 1 and above, column refers itself. This repeats for each uid.
I wrote a query in Power BI which returns results like this
Is it possible: For the first column Service Name if value is same in cells than to show value in the first cell and than leaves all the other cells blank until the value is changed, If the new value is repeating than again leave all the cells blank until a new value found
All you need to do is to change the table visualization to matrix visualization.
Just keep the column under the Rows section.
The matrix visualization will then group and hide the repeating values automatically.
For me, when I switched to a Matrix visualization, it displayed all fields in a single column with plus signs to view detail. To show each field in a separate column, go to "Column Headers" and turn off "Stepped layout".
Use Matrix visualization
Add Service Name and Ticket Type into the Rows
Drill down the visule
go to setting, and under Row Header, remove Stepped
I want to use vlookup formula with 2 scenarios:
Example: I have sheet 1 with full data and Sheet 2 with other information. In sheet 2 I want to pull those records which exists in sheet 1 with vlookup. I have already wrote that query for vlookup. In same I want to add below conditions:
1) column c2,A2 & G2 of sheet2 are matching in any row of Sheet 1.
My vlookup formula is this:
=VLOOKUP(A2,Sheet3!$A$2:$J$20332,10,FALSE)
There are duplicate rows in column A and thats why it is not working as a primary key. Kindly share your thought.
You should be able to construct a primary key by linking together all the information which will create a singular entry.
Given the limited info you provided I would go with creating in both sheets a new column with:
=A2&C2&G2
You could then do a vlookup based on this singular value and get the information from one sheet into the other.
In first sheet original data and in second modify data so i want to compare both sheet data and mark with color if sheet1 and sheet2 data not match.
I have two different sheet with data as per below.
Sheet1:
--------A-----B-----C
1-------T10---T10---T40
2-------T34---T65---T20
Sheet2:
--------A-----B-----C
1-------Z10---T10---T40
2-------T34---T65---T20
ABC is represent the columns.
1-2 is represent row.
I can write the conditional format on single cell to check if Sheet1.A1 <> Sheet2.A1 and change the background colour.
conditional formatting : "Cell Value is" "equal to" $Sheet1.A$1 Cell Style "BACK_COLOR_RED".
But the problem is that how can i apply this same conditional format on sheet all cell to compare both sheet as manually write the same formula
on one by one cell is not feasible.
I got the answer, I hope below answer will also help to other people to run time compare two sheet.
Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
output
I have a google visualization table with some numerical and some non numerical columns. I need a JavaScript function that will change the color of the whole google visualization row based on the value of a cell in the row.
I am already able to change the color of the numerical cell using the colorformater but I need to also change the color of the remaining cells of the row.
Hey I just had the same problem as you and I was able to hack together a response. I'm sure there is a better way to do this, but it works for me.
Use the data.setProperty tag and you can do that for each column of the row you are working on. So if you know the row number, which I assume you do since you can do it for just the one column using the colorformater, you can do this easily.
dataTable.setProperty(0, 0, 'style', 'background-color: red;');
dataTable.setProperty(0, 1, 'style', 'background-color: red;');
The first parameter is the row index, so that should stay constant, and the next parameter is the column index, so just loop this through all of your columns. And then you should be able to change the background-color to any css style.
Hope that helps!
You should set the datatable allowHtml=true.