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For questions about Google's web application to create and edit spreadsheets on a web browser or app. Don't use it for the Google Drive Excel files editor. Please consider adding data as markdown table to your question; this will greatly increase the chance that you get a satisfactory answer.
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Query Import Range returns two rows
I've been using =Query(Importrange( functions for quite a while now and something I can't figure out is why the import is returning with two rows. Here's the formula I've been using:
=QUERY(IMPORTRA …
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