To extract the Product ID using REGEXEXTRACT, you must define a pattern that identifies the first portion of the text you want to extract. You have a string like “101-Alpha Widget-B001” in cell A2, and you want to extract the first part, “101,” which is the Product ID. =REGEXEX...
We can extract multiple search keys for Vlookup using the below Regexextract +Textjoinformula. The earlier one (Regexextract + Sortn) won’t work here. =ArrayFormula(REGEXEXTRACT(D2:D3,TEXTJOIN("|",1,A2:A4))) Let’s use the above formula as the search keys in Vlookup (theArrayFormula...
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Using the REGEXMATCH Function with VLOOKUP This is similar to the previous example. Here, we’ll replace the EXACT function with theREGEXMATCHfunction. ReplaceEXACT(E2, A2:A)withREGEXMATCH(A2:A, "^" & E2 & "$"). Formula: =ArrayFormula(VLOOKUP(TRUE, {REGEXMATCH(A2:A, "^"&E2&"$")...
simple SUMIF formula The sum of numbers that meet the specified conditions You can use operators like ">" (greater than), "" (not equal to) to specify conditions. For instance, to sum values greater than 500, use:=SUMIF(A2:A10, ">500", B2:B10) ...
5. In cell A2, add the following formula to convert their timestamps to regular dates:=arrayformula((B2:B/1000)/86400+date(1970,1,1)) Thank you very much for your answer! One more question - probably I wasn't clear enough before - we would like to import prices of all tokens (li...
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Using The VALUE Function To Convert The Output To Numbers The output of the REGEXEXTRACT formula is a string, not a number. So we need to convert the output to a number by wrapping the result with the VALUE function like this: =VALUE(REGEXEXTRACT(A2,"[\d,.]+")) The formula above...