This tutorial demonstrates how to apply a formula to an entire column in Excel and Google Sheets. Fill Formula Down Entire Column Drag Fill Handle Say you have a formula in cell D2 that sums values from Columns B and C. To apply the same formula to the entire column (through Row 8),...
Using Sheets’ fill handle tool is great for adding formulas to smaller table columns. However, if you have a huge table it might be better to apply the formula to the entire spreadsheet column with the ARRAYFORMULA function. To use ARRAYFORMULA you need to know how many rows the formula ...
Automate Google Sheets Here, I'll walk you through the basics of conditional formatting in Google Sheets. And I'll show you how to apply some of the most common formatting rules. To follow along, use our demo spreadsheet. Copy the spreadsheet, and then play around with it as we proceed ...
Compare Two Sheets for Differences Conditional Formatting yes Apply Conditional Formatting Based on Adjacent Cell Apply Conditional Formatting Multiple Sheets Apply Conditional Formatting to Dates Apply Conditional Formatting to Entire Column Apply Conditional Formatting to Multiple Rows Conditional Format...
Format cells in Google Sheets by multiple conditions In some cases, you may want to apply different formats based on different conditions to the cells in the same column. Let's say you need to color orders over $200 in green and orders under $100 in red to draw attention to these specif...
Learn how to use the super-powerful Google Sheets Query function to analyze your data in Google Sheets. Includes template.
Function: A built-in operation from the spreadsheet app you'll use to calculate cell, row, column, or range values and manipulate data. Formula: The combination of functions, cells, rows, columns, and ranges used to obtain a specific result. Worksheet (Sheet): The named sets of rows and...
QUERY function to remove duplicate lines in Google Sheets The QUERY function is a more advanced, flexible solution for larger datasets. It may seem a bit tricky at first, but once you learn how to use it, it will become your true companion in spreadsheets. Here’s its basic syntax: ...
Option #3: Use an Array Formula to Replicate Calculations Down The Column The last method to duplicate a formula down a column in Google Sheets is to use the “ArrayFormula” function. Be sure to type the correct ranges into the formula string. ...
Hiding affects entire row or column —move data to keep visible before hiding. Unhide rows & columns by clicking arrows or right-clicking adjacent cells, maintaining functionality. Less is more. This saying doesn’t always apply to the amount of data in your Google Sheets—there, more can ind...