I want to split cells that contain an address and the neighbourhood in which this address is located, for example: "Hauptstr. 12, 50937 Köln, Ehrenfeld". The name after "Köln, " is the name of the neighbourhood.
If I use the split command with "Köln, " as a delimiter, the address is split up but without the city (cell 1: Hauptstr. 12, 50937; cell 2: Ehrenfeld).
Is there a possibility to break a cell into two parts but without deleting the delimiter?
Maybe you can try with REGEXREPLACE() and then split
Examples here:
https://infoinspired.com/google-docs/spreadsheet/google-sheets-regexreplace-function/
Try:
=regexextract(A1,regexreplace(A1,"(.+), (.+)","($1), ($2)"))
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I would like to create a formula in my Google Sheet where I put the name of any person in one cell then the data related to that person/'s should populate against that cell (in a single cell only)
I'm attaching an image for reference
Request to share the possible solution for the above problem.
Thank you
I tried Vlookup but it is not showing up all the details and not working as well.
=TEXTJOIN(", ",TRUE,IF($E$2=$A$2:$A$12,$B$2:$B$12,""))
I tried the above Formula but it didn't work.
VLOOKUP just returns the first occurrence, altought you can use TEXTJOIN and FILTER to make that. Take a look at that:
=TEXTJOIN(", ";TRUE;FILTER(B2:B12;E2=A2:A12))
You can read more about that functions here:
https://support.google.com/docs/answer/3093197?hl=en
https://support.google.com/docs/answer/7013992?hl=en
I'm using two different sheets, one for the values I'm going to need and one for counting the values of the first Sheet based on a number of conditions.
[Sheet 1]
[Sheet 2]
I'm using this formula to Count the values:
=(COUNTIFS('Sheet 1'!A:A;"*m003*";'Sheet 1'!A:A;"*m001*";'Sheet 1'!A:A;"*P165*";'Sheet 1'!B:B;1))/(COUNTIFS('Sheet 1'!A:A;"*m001*";'Sheet 1'!A:A;"*P165*"))
With this context, I'd like know if it'd be possible to create a function, macro or something that would let me do this operation by inputting some cells with the information I'd need instead of having to write "m003", "m001", "p165" or another value every time I want to execute the formula mentioned with any variation.
Replace them with cells:
=(COUNTIFS('Sheet 1'!A:A;"*"&A1&"*";'Sheet 1'!A:A;"*"&C1&"*";'Sheet 1'!A:A;"*"&D1&"*";'Sheet 1'!B:B;1))/(COUNTIFS('Sheet 1'!A:A;"*"&C1&"*";'Sheet 1'!A:A;"*"&D1&"*"))
where,
A1: m003
C1: m001
D1: P165
I plan on creating a remarks column within my sheet, and I want it to be such that whenever I update one side or the other, it will merge the remark and remove any duplicates within it.
Would appreciate if anyone has any inputs on this.
Example:
Remarks in the column of one google sheet:
-Friendly -Fun
Remarks in the other column of another google sheet :
-Friendly -Cheerful
So my google script will get the string in both columns, I would like to make the end result of the string to be :
-Friendly -Cheerful -Fun
Can you try like this to what I understand and see attached image as will
=Unique(Transpose(Split(TEXTJOIN(" ",True,B2,D2),"-",True)),False,False)
My Sheet look like this:
-ID Values
1. Name,Email,Company
2. Email,Name,Company
3. Company,Email,Name
-I would like to convert the data to name,email,company by condition of ID
Example Output:
1. Name Email Company
2. Name Email Company
3. Name Email Company
I need some assistance on this topic!! How I can do it?
You can get the ID Values to Example output like this assuming the ID Values are in A2:A4:
=split(A2,",")
=split(join(",",index(split(A3,","),1,2),index(split(A3,","),1,1),index(split(A3,","),1,3)),",")
=split(join(",",index(split(A4,","),1,3),index(split(A4,","),1,2),index(split(A4,","),1,1)),",")
Put this in C2:.
=arrayformula(SPLIT(B2:B5,","))
If B2:B5 has comma separated values,C2 will give you the answer
Try split and sort:
=TRANSPOSE(SORT(TRANSPOSE(SPLIT(A1,","))))
used double TRANSPOSE because sort works for vertical arrays only.
In my Google Apps Script I an appending a row to my spreadsheet. In this row being appended, I am trying to insert a string of value '0102', however when inserted it converts to the number 102. Is there any way to insert a value into sheets with Google Apps Script that will not format these types of numbers into integers but leave them as strings?
You need to format the cell as plain text before setting its value. From this answer, the (seemingly undocumented) trick is setNumberFormat('#STRING#'). For example,
sheet.getRange("A1").setNumberFormat('#STRING#').setValue('0102');
formats cell A1 as plain text, and sets the value '0102', which will remain a string.
Unfortunately, appendRow, being an atomic operation of adding a row and inserting values, does not leave room for formatting. So you'll need something more verbose, for example
sheet.insertRowAfter(sheet.getLastRow());
var range = sheet.getRange(sheet.getLastRow() + 1, 1, 1, 3);
range.setNumberFormats([['', '', '#STRING#']]).setValues([['Boston', 'MA', '02201']]);
This code adds a row and fills the first three cells in it with Boston MA 02201, keeping the ZIP code 02201 as a string.
Thought I would add in my own solution that I had with this same issue.
The fix that I found is that if you add a ' character in front the value that you're trying to insert it will force it to remain as a string.
sheet.appendRow(["Boston", "MA", "'02201"])