I have created a piechart based upon some of the relevant statuses of the company e.g. Closed, In Progress etc. Now separately I have created other worksheets with the resolution status count and the clients name. How do I link the relevant slices of pie chart with the sheets?
I have tried from the tooltip but it is inserting the sheet for the whole piechart.
#Daremitsu, try click on filter button
Then click on the country and see the result
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I have a "Main page" in my spreadsheet that allows you to search for chemicals and returns some information on any match found within the source data. I want each result to have a link that the user can click that will open up a sheet with some more detailed information on the particular chemical clicked. Is this possible?
Example - clicking F5 would link to another sheet that would fill in cell A1 with "Carbon Monoxide" but clicking F6 would instead fill in the cell with "Nickel Carbonate"
You should first make a list of all search items along with the links of the desired page, then in column G use vlookup to get the link based on the name from column C.
Now in column F use the Hyperlink function to generate a clickable link say
=HYPERLINK(G5,"See More")
Can use arrayformula for entire range.
Issue:
I have a Google Form, let's call it "Stock". The form simply records new entries of stock into the Google Sheet "Stock Form Responses". In this sheet, there is a field called Stock Number which has to be unique. In order to cut out human error in the process of assigning a new stock number to the rows of data added through the form, I have created a very simple formula in a cell:
=max('Stock Form Responses'!B:B)+1
This does exactly what I need it to do, and tells me the latest stock number, and adds one to it, ready for the next addition via the form. I then use this code in another cell (G9 of the sheet called "Control"), to pass that number to the prefilled form link for my form, like this:
=concatenate("https://docs.google.com/forms/MYFORMLINK/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.465281926=",D10)
This is where D10 from the Control sheet stores the previous calculation of what the next stock number should be.
All of this works great so far, and everything works fine.
Problem:
Google Sheets has this really annoying feature where you can't just click a link in the sheet, you have to hover over it and then click the attached link. It's frustrating, and I'm trying to simplify and clean up steps. I simply want to pass the URL stored in G9 to an action attached to a button, let's call it AddStock. How do I do this?
I've been trawling the internet for hours trying to work it out, and can't seem to figure it out myself (admittedly I have very limited coding understanding, but people keep talking about popup blockers, etc).
I have a google sheet that I'm working to test a small dashboard on. My goal is to show the time some units are out of manufacturing and heading to the finishing department for polish, coloring, etc. What I want to achieve is to have the color of the bar for the associated row to change color when one of the cells is populated. In my googling, I've managed to find bits and pieces, but I don't know enough JavaScript to be able to take the things I have found and use them, let alone understand them for the most part.
Here is the test sheet I've been working on: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b09CKYbrxe7riS6mXx6OfQk4TrQcBcghU4_YvuIt1lA/edit?usp=sharing
Basically, I want for the D Column to change the row's bar on the second tab of the spreadsheet.
I do understand it would be an onEdit(e) function and an IF statement to make it work. As well, a second function for changing the bars, but I don't know what that would be.
I want to insert the Data Label (names of country) & Data values on the Geochart viz in Google sheets. Currently I can see details only when I hover the mouse above the bubbles in the map. I want to show labels like in this pic I want the labels like this - name & value Please check the link to the image
Is there a code or any way to do it? There is NO direct way in the "customize" tab in the chart editor.
I'm trying to prepare a large contact sheet on the new Google Sheets.
I want to be able to quickly filter through the data (7-8 presets).
I was initially setting this up on Excel using Slicers, which did the job quite well.
The Filter Views work pretty well for what I want, but I want it to show in the form of buttons showing up on the spreadsheet. Is there a Macro I can write to do this? Is there an API open that can access switching on and off of filter views?
If yes, that will do the job perfectly. If not, Can I call filters and not filter views somehow? And hardcode the filter conditions into the macro buttons?
In Short : I want toggle buttons to turn on/off all Filter Views.
Please drop in your suggestions about other alternatives to do this
Although this is an old question, I thought I'd share my solution:
Create a filter view, and look at the browser address bar. You'll see the URL for the filter view eg:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vq6yK7m3HxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxQyv3ASdA/edit#gid=10999999999999948&fvid=2049999999922
Note the numbers after #gid and &fvid which refer to the google sheet and filter view ID respectively.
Go to a cell within the spreadsheet and enter the formula:
=hyperlink("https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vq6yK7m3HxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxQyv3ASdA/edit#gid=10999999999999948&fvid=2049999999922", "Name of the filter view")
The cell will show the familiar blue underlined "Name of the filter view" and clicking on it will show the filter view.