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  =LEFT(J3,LEN(J3)-(LEN(J3)-FIND(" ",J3)))
  =LEFT(J3,LEN(J3)-(LEN(J3)-FIND(" ",J3)))


== These are great ( google sheets ) ==
== google sheets ==
 
=== Find match index ===
 
  =INDEX(D3:D8,MATCH("Product 4",A3:A8,1),1)
  =INDEX(D3:D8,MATCH("Product 4",A3:A8,1),1)


Find the index of the A coloumn that matches "Product 4", Give that to "INDEX" , get the cell inthe range "D3:D8", at index pos of the previous match.
Find the index of the A column that matches "Product 4", Give that to "INDEX" , get the cell in the range "D3:D8", at index pos of the previous match.


  =SUMIF('RAW DATA'!A2:A, "A2:A = A2", 'RAW DATA'!B2:B)
  =SUMIF('RAW DATA'!A2:A, "A2:A = A2", 'RAW DATA'!B2:B)


Sum all the entries from B where the entries in A match A2.
Sum all the entries from B where the entries in A match A2.
=== Conditional formatting on more than one value ===
This is an example of a "custom format".
The IF() is implied in the custom format formula:
So:
for =IF( A1 = "Paid" )
Becomes simply:
A1 = "Paid"
But what about "if this and that"?
AND ( A1 = "Paid" , B1 > 0 )
== These are great ( google sheets ) ==


== regexp ==
== regexp ==


  =REGEXEXTRACT(D11,"^[0-9]+")
  =REGEXEXTRACT(D11,"^[0-9]+")

Revision as of 21:16, 22 December 2020

if match substr

my cells have unit in them... some MB , some KB, I want the mall to be a single unit so I can remove the uni and do math on it.

=IF(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("* MB",A1)),"dog","")

resources:

=LEFT(J3,LEN(J3)-(LEN(J3)-FIND(" ",J3)))

google sheets

Find match index

=INDEX(D3:D8,MATCH("Product 4",A3:A8,1),1)

Find the index of the A column that matches "Product 4", Give that to "INDEX" , get the cell in the range "D3:D8", at index pos of the previous match.

=SUMIF('RAW DATA'!A2:A, "A2:A = A2", 'RAW DATA'!B2:B)

Sum all the entries from B where the entries in A match A2.

Conditional formatting on more than one value

This is an example of a "custom format".

The IF() is implied in the custom format formula:

So:

for =IF( A1 = "Paid" )

Becomes simply:

A1 = "Paid"

But what about "if this and that"?

AND ( A1 = "Paid" , B1 > 0 )


These are great ( google sheets )

regexp

=REGEXEXTRACT(D11,"^[0-9]+")