Some of the best functions in Google Sheets are those that help you summarize and categorize data. Today, we are going to have a closer look at one of such functions - SUMIF - a powerful instrument to conditionally sum cells. Before studying the syntax and formula examples, let me begin ...
Case-sensitive Vlookup in Google Sheets In cases when the text case matters, use INDEX MATCH in combination with the TRUE and EXACT functions to make a case-sensitive Google Sheets Vlookup array formula: ArrayFormula(INDEX(return_range, MATCH (TRUE,EXACT(lookup_range, search_key),0))) Assumin...
Example 3: Google Sheets REGEX Formula REGEXREPLACE The REGEXREPLACE will replace all sets of numbers in the text with a new value, for example, this formula: =REGEXREPLACE(A2,"\d+","2021") will replace 1999 in the sentence “Red Bordeaux 1999” with “2021” and return the answer: Re...
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Google Sheets Text to Number With the Value Formula You can use another simple function to convert text to number in Google Sheets. The VALUE formula. Here is how it works: =VALUE(text) Thetextparameter is the cell address containing the data you wish to convert to a number. ...
There's a default setting in Google Sheets called Overflow that allows cells with long strings of text or numbers to bleed into the neighboring cell. But once you enter data into that neighboring cell, that long string of text will get cut off. The easiest way to expand the cell to fit...
Select column E, and click Format > Conditional formatting. Under Format cells if, select Greater than or equal to. In the Value or formula field, enter 20%. Tip: Google Sheets recognizes any type of number—from percentiles to currencies. This is especially useful if you want to track any...
TheIFformula is one of the most common formulas I use when operating in Google Sheets. It’s a very simple formula that contains three parameters with the first being the condition to check, the second being the value to return if the condition is true, and the third being the value to...
Combining text and numbers is common in spreadsheets, for example when you want to add some context, e.g.: Total: $5,250 Discount: 35.5% However, if you try to combine text with numbers (or currencies/percentages/dates) directly in a cell in Google Sheets, you’ll notice the numbers ...
This formula stores the names of all sheets (as an array in this format: “[workbook.xlsm].Overview”) in the workbook to the named range “Worksheets”. The “GET.WORKBOOK” Function is a macro function, so your workbook has to be saved as a macro-enabled workbook (file format: .xlsm...