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Formulas used in spreadsheets edited by web applications like Excel Online, Google Sheets, among others.
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FILTER for multiple conditions including OR
How can I use FILTER in a single formula to check for multiple conditions, such as in this case?
The filtered range must be equals1 AND notequal2 AND equals3 OR equals4
This is of course an arbitrar …
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How to stack ranges horizontally?
The 3 ranges may or may not differ in dimensions (different number of columns, which embedded arrays dislike) and I'm trying not to use 3 different formulas in different cells. …
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ArrayFormula for consequential sum-up?
Here's a sample test spreadsheet - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/
What do I have to do in the ONE cell in column D such that I won't have to copy and paste the same formula in column C throu …
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ArrayFormula for conditional consequential sum-up?
I have a table which looks like this:
And formula in cell B3: =IF(A3>5, B2, B2+1) and on every next row a corresponding variation of this formula.
I would like to know how to create ArrayFormula …
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Perform operation on specific column in filtered range, right after filtering
I have this formula in E2: =FILTER(A1:C20,B1:B20=2) and need to perform substitute like:
spreadsheet here
I'm hoping to do the formula in a single cell, without additional columns.
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What's the difference in using the internal formatting and using TEXT to format cells?
What's the difference in using the Formatting drop-down and using =text() to format cells? Which one overrides the other or take priority? It seems I'm having some formatting conflict that is breaking …