Continuing on with my series on the many marketing uses of regex (aka regular expressions), in this post I dive into the three regex functions in Google Sheets:REGEXMATCH() REGEXEXTRACT() REGEXREPLACE()Follow AlongIf you want to follow along with the data I use, you can make a copy of...
Example 2: Google Sheets REGEX Formula REGEXEXTRACT Using the same wine dataset as above, we want to create a new column in our dataset with the vintages, i.e. a column with the year only. This is a perfect example of when to use a Google Sheets REGEX formula. We’ll create a reg...
=filter(A1:D, regexmatch(A1:A, “Alpha”)) here’s a source: https://infoinspired.com/google-docs/spreadsheet/regexmatch-filter-criteria-google-sheets-examples/ Reply Shri says: October 12, 2023 at 4:13 am Hello Ben, Could you tell me please “How to use Filter with Arrayformula ...
Q1: How do I use Sumif in Google Sheets with multiple conditions? To use SUMIF in Google Sheets with multiple conditions, you can use the SUMIFS function. Instead of using a single condition, you can provide multiple ranges and corresponding criteria to specify multiple conditions for summing ...
Using Find and Replace in Google Sheets Once you open the find and replace option, you can use the below steps to use it and replace the values want to replace from the data. Type What to Find: In the Find box, type the exact word or number you want to change. For example, if yo...
REGEXEXTRACT is like an intelligent search function that helps you find and extract specific parts of text strings on patterns. From the list of product details in the format “101-Alpha Widget-B001”, you want to get out just the product name, which is between the dashes. You use a form...
In the following sections, you'll use the IMPORTXML and IMPORTHTML functions to extract data from a scraping sandbox: toscrape.com. Set Up a New Google Sheet To get started, all you need is a new Google sheet. You can create one by going to https://sheets.google.com and clicking on...
Learn more about using regular expressions—or regex—to find patterns in text in our regex guide. How to Use Find and Replace in Microsoft Word (Windows, Mac) If you use Microsoft Word, you have even more options. Press Control+H on a PC, or Command+Shift+H on a Mac, and Word wil...
Unlike Excel that cannot store dates as negative numbers, in Google, for dates prior to December 31, 1899, the numbers will be negative: -1 for December 29, 1899 -2 for December 28, 1899 -102 for September 19, 1899 etc. Regardless of how Google Sheets formats dates for you to see in...
Regular expressions are not unique to Excel—they're available in multiple text editors, programming languages, command-line tools, IDEs, and even Excel's competitor, Google Sheets. Regex might sound complicated, and it is if you want to use it to its full potential, but you don't need to...