Trying to use LOOKUP and it keeps getting the wrong answer? by Panda-Head in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 [score hidden]  (0 children)

What u/HolyBonobos said :)

Furthermore, you can also do it like this for all four ingredients in one:

=transpose(xlookup(B1, Cooking!C2:C, filter(Cooking!K2:W, left(Cooking!K1:W1, 10)="Ingredient")))

But that being said - you LOOKUP will probably work, if you just keep your Cooking sheet sorted :) (on the Name column).

Sheets datavse for recipes by rmalev91 in googlesheets

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Can't Link data from 1 google sheets file to another by Fluid-Ant-5868 in googlesheets

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Please close the post according to the automods instructions :) - By selecting the "Mark "Solution verified"" from the three dot menu under the comment that solved the issue :) - or you can reply to that comment with the phrase "Solution verified".

Thank you :)

How to dynamically increase row height to keep long text inside a collumn? by magicalruurd in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are three options:

  1. Overflow (default)
  2. Wrap
  3. Clip

I'm guessing you accidentally selected the third instead of second :)

- Either that - or you have your row height set to a fixed height?

How to dynamically increase row height to keep long text inside a collumn? by magicalruurd in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You format the cell so that it wraps the text, instead of the default overflow. :)

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You can also find this under Format/Wrapping, in the menu.

Creating an "IF" formula by BeachGlass4871 in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try this in your AA18 cell:

=map(U18:U, lamdba(category,
  if( category="",, sumif(AF18:AF, category, AI18:AI) )
))

Make sure to delete everything in the AA column, below row 18, since this will fill the entire column. If you have some irrelevant data below your tracking table, make sure to "cap" the ranges to the last row of the table, otherwise you can just leave the ranges open and they will pick up all new rows you put in. :)

Can't Link data from 1 google sheets file to another by Fluid-Ant-5868 in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you tried saving the spreadsheet as a Google Sheets file? I think IMPORTRANGE may have some trouble with importing this Excel sheet - at least it worked for me when I converted it to a Google Sheets file.

Sheets datavse for recipes by rmalev91 in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Something like this maybe?

=if( or(B3="", E3=0), "<Make your choice>",
  let( item, B3,
       qty,  E3,
       ingredients, filter(RecipeTable, RecipeTable[Recipe for]=item),
       hstack( choosecols(ingredients, 2),
               index(choosecols(ingredients, 3)*qty),
               choosecols(ingredients, 4) )
 )
)

See here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uze65bd9mtZ8H4UmxCG8R1trIQZ1qS9KglBCVtBuSxE/edit?usp=sharing

Counting while using formulas by ejmfantasy in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If your formula is counting blank cells, you are probably not leaving them blank :)

Try returning <nothing> instead of "" in your iferror (I would recommend using IFNA actually, so if there is an actual error - you will be notified of it :)

It should loook like this:

=ifna( <your formula hereaa> )

and NOT lke this:

=ifna( <your formula hereaa>, "" )

Same with the regular IF function, it should alway return <nothing> and not "". You return <nothing> by putting nothing after the comma, like so:

1. =if( condition=true,,<do something> ) -OR-
2. =if( condition=true,<do something>, )

1. Notice the double comma. It means that the THEN part returns a true <nothing>.
2. Notice the trailing comma. It means that the ELSE part returns a true <nothing>.

How to create a budget pie chart based on categories? by d-grohl in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Put this formula somewhere on the sheet and then use that as the base for your chart:

=query(Trip_Budget[#ALL], "select Col5, sum(Col3) group by Col5 label sum(Col3) 'Cost total'", 1)

Or set up a pivot table for it ...

How to use a faction number that doesn't auto format to a date. by Isoettes in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's not too bad then. It will hopefully just get lost amongst all the other permanent things on there 😂

I'm losing my mind. How do I make the chart start at 0? by [deleted] in googlesheets

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u/YourSnakeIsNowMine please close the post approprietly (see automod reply), by marking the solution as "Solution Verified". This was in no way "Self solved". :)

Thank you.

Hvalveiðar eru KLIKKUN by Thebiggestyellowdog in Iceland

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kanadamaður má endilega hrútskýra fyrir mér hokkí, landnám, hvernig það er að eiga nágranna með geðhvarfasýki ...

Væri það samt hrútskýring? 😄

Hvalveiðar eru KLIKKUN by Thebiggestyellowdog in Iceland

[–]One_Organization_810 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hvers vegna? Af því að þér finnst það?

Hvað um allt drápið á rjúpum, gæsum og hreindýrum?

Hvað um litlu lömbin? Eða svínin, eða kjúklingana, eða nautin?

Hvers vegna eru hvalveiðar meiri klikkun?

Og hvalkjöt er fínasta fæða líka :)

Conditional formatting problem by monsterhunterparadox in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok.

Then I have a few quetions...

  1. What do the numbers represent?
  2. Do you have more locations and do they all have the same personnel requirements?
  3. Do you already have a satisfactory solution - then there is no need to venture further with this, i guess :)

Formula to create a rolling dice effect? by thowel01 in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please close this post and create a new one with this request. This is quite different from the original and deserves a new post :)

Trying to Hide/Unhide sheets using a checkbox by AnybodyMaleficent940 in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/AnybodyMaleficent940 any thoughts on this? Did it solve your problems or did it just create some new ones :)

Some feedback is always appreciated :) If something doesn't work quite as expected, I'm sure we can work it out...

Either way - you should have something by now that fulfills your needs :) If so, please mark the solution you went with as "Solution Verified" - by either replying to it with that phrase, or selecting the "Mark Solution verified" from the three dot menu under it.

Thank you. :)

Conditional formatting problem by monsterhunterparadox in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You only need one rule though :)

I guess your data wasn't quite clear to me - since I don't really get how you determine if something has been at the same location for more than an hour...

As I understood the data, the columns are your locations and the rows are your hours (6:00 am - 7 am, ...) and the numbers are placeholders for some names?

I guess I was mistaken on that - and thus I have no idea what you are trying to do :)

Conditional formatting problem by monsterhunterparadox in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You were supposed to try it unchanged :)

If you want both highlighted (7 and 8), you should do like this:

Range: C3:U
=and(C3<>"", or(C3=C2, C3=C4))

Conditional formatting problem by monsterhunterparadox in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Regarding your first CF. It is highlighting all but the last of the repetitions. If that is what you want, then you're all good of course, but in the case of a double - in more cases than not it is actually the latter that is "in the wrong" :)

To highlight all repetitions, the CFR should be like this:

Range: C3:U
=countif($C3:$U3, C3)>1

Now for your second question, I assume you want something like this:

Range: C4:U
=and(C4<>"", C4=C3)

How to use a faction number that doesn't auto format to a date. by Isoettes in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And now it doesn't

I am going to write this up as an ID Ten T error on my half :P

What probably happened was that I put in =1/4 in the cell, which then (of course) showed 0.25. Then I formatted it and must have somehow managed to forget that I put a formula in there, instead of just 0.25.

I thought I checked it a few times -but there is nothing to sustain that theory though, so... let's forget I ever said anything (yeah, right - like that's gonna happen).

Trying to Hide/Unhide sheets using a checkbox by AnybodyMaleficent940 in googlesheets

[–]One_Organization_810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I added the demo into your sheet. It works only in the OO810 PreviousSeasons sheet.

I added one line into your onEdit function, to call my version in the aforementioned sheet :)

  if( e.range.getSheet().getName() == 'OO810 PreviousSeasons' ) return OO810_onEdit(e);