I have keywords in one sheet:
And results in another sheet:
I want to find if any of the words in search exist in keywords. And if there is a word that is in both, the results will show any result that has the keywords.
=join(", ",filter(A3:A5,match(split(B3:B5,", "),split(F3,", "))))
In this case, I get an error #VALUE! where it should say Result 1, Result 2
The error says
FILTER range must be a single row or a single column.
I was able to get the result you were looking for by using
=QUERY(A3:B5,"Select A where B contains '"&SPLIT(D2,",")&"'",0)
So I had the SEARCH values placed in D2. If you want the results in another sheet, you'd use Sheetname!A3:B5
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For my example, I have 2 columns A,B in Google Sheet
Column A with list of Stocks symbols like AAPL, IBM, etc....
Column B with simple formula of GOOGLEFINANCE(A2,"price")
Sometimes GOOGLEFINANCE returns error and the cells display #N/A. But this is not my issue...
I would like using filter in column B which show all symbols with prices greater than 100 or #N/A
I prefer not using extra column to achieve that
I'm struggling with it and still didn't find the way to get my result
Just note, my issue isn't GOOGLEFINANCE, It's like example to get the #N/A value
My tought was using filter with formula like: =OR(ISNA(B:B), B:B>100)
But it seems it's ignore the #N/A and doesn't show it
Link for example
In my question I tried the formula "=OR(ISNA(B:B), B:B>100)"
But I must know that if Google Sheets "see" cells with N/A on this column - The result is automatically N/A, even if I put the ISNA in the first condition
So to solve it I used a formula like this:
=IF(ISERROR(B:B), TRUE, B:B>100)
I updated the sheet if someone wants to check it
I query with a count less than the total to make it paginate:
https://healthcare.googleapis.com/v1/projects//locations//datasets//fhirStores//fhir/Encounter?_sort=date&_count=5&practitioner=abcdefg&subject:missing=false&patient:Patient.name=John&patient:Patient.name=Doe&_include=Encounter:patient
And the returned next link has combined the 2 Patient.name values, make it be an OR instead of an AND:
.../?_count=5&_include=Encounter%3Apatient&_sort=-date&patient%3APatient.name=John%2CDoe&practitioner=abcdefg&subject%3Amissing=false&_page_token=
Is it right that it combines the 2 values for Patient.name? I still want the next page of results to have those 2 conditions ANDed together, not ORed. How do I get that?
This looks like a bug. I see that it works without the chained search, e.g. if I do Patient?name=John&name=Doe, I get a next link that has the correct AND.
For the chained search, the actual results seem to be from the AND query but the pagination links are incorrectly converted to OR.
I have reported this issue internally.
As a workaround, it appears that if you use the _page_token value from the link and run the query with the conditions you want and &_page_token=[value], it does return the correct next page.
I'm trying to use the IMPORTXML function in Google sheets to grab the meaning and information words on https://www.powerthesaurus.org/
I kind of succeeded getting some data from another website, but as a newbie, I got some troubles to get any data when I try on this one in this Google sheet in D6 cell.
=ImportXML("https://www.powerthesaurus.org/"&A6,"//*[#id='link link--primary link--term']")
Could someone help to educate me with the correct formula?
You're looking for synonyms. Note you can display up to 200 on Power Thesaurus.
To get the 50 first synonyms in one cell (since you have one word per row), you can try this :
Create 50 numbered columns in your GoogleSheet.
Apply this formula to the first cell and drag it to the right.
=IMPORTXML("https://www.powerthesaurus.org/abbreviation/synonyms";"(//div[#class='pt-thesaurus-card__term'])"&"["&B2&"]")
Then use join formula to get all the words in one cell (XX:XX is the range of your columns, B3:F3 on the provided screenshot).
=JOIN("|";XX:XX)
Result :
Alternatively we could have use this one-liner (and make some cleanup afterwards) but GoogleSheet returns a blank cell whereas the XPath is perfectly valid :
=IMPORTXML("https://www.powerthesaurus.org/abbreviation/synonyms";"normalize-space(//div[#class='pt-list-terms__container'])")
I have a column called "Masterlist" which contains values from Lists 1, 2 and 3. It also contains values which are present only in Masterlist.
How can I filter them, like shown at the attached image in Google Sheets?
EDIT: The lists will have more than one entries.
Solution 1
In E2, type in
=filter(A2:A,arrayformula(iserror(match(A2:A,B2:D2,0))))
Check the documentation of filter or match for how to use them. With match, be sure to include the third argument. That is an easy one to forget. arrayformula iterates a formula over a range. The output can be a range, in which case it will print over any un-written cells. When arrayformula interacts with match, it only iterates over the first argument, which is why this solution works.
EDIT: If you have a two-dimensional range to match to, you need to collapse them into a one-dimensional range using the concatenation operators such as
=filter(A2:A,arrayformula(iserror(match(A2:A,{B2:B4;C2:C4;D2:C4},0))))
You can experiment with endings without row indices and let Google Sheets select an ending index for you.
Solution 2
Use the native Filter View feature. Good for the scenarios where you don't need to separately print a list of the unique values in "masterlist".
Go to Data -> Create Filter View
Use the relevant help pages to navigate yourself. I can see a few ways to implement what you desire, including
filter by value on the same column (selecting the actual values manually);
filter by value on a "helper column" where you include a formula in the cells to check whether the content in "masterlist" belongs to the list you want to check against. You can use the match and iserror combo here;
custom formula using a similar formula as above.
If your column A, ie. the "masterlist", is something a user would add to, then Data Validation can be used to good effect in conjunction with Filter View.
I have a Google Spreadsheet with two separate sheets. The first one is just a big list of names and data, and the second is supposed to be a sorted listing of all the data on the first sheet (sorted by, say, last name). Here is the current way I am defining the second sheet:
=sort(sheet1!A2:L100, sheet1!D2:D100, TRUE)
Which works fine for the most part, except for one issue: in sheet1, some of the cells in 4th column (column D) are blank. How can I change the formula so that the sorting ignores such rows which has a blank cell in column D?
The formulas i tried but got undesirable results :
=arrayformula(if(istext(sheet1!D2:D100), sort(sheet1!A2:L100, sheet1!D2:D100, true), ""))
It sorted as desired but with one issue - blank cells were not pushed at the end but scattered in between the rows.
=arrayformula(sort(filter(sheet1!A2:L100, istext(sheet1!D2:D100)),sheet1!D2:D100, true))
Though the filter part does its job perfectly but when coupled with sort, it is giving an error : Mismatched range lengths.
To filter out the rows with blank cells in column D, you could do something like #2, but as the error message suggested, the second argument would need to be filtered as well to ensure the ranges are the same length. Fortunately there is an easier way, and that is to use column indices rather than ranges:
=SORT(FILTER(sheet1!A2:L100;ISTEXT(sheet1!D2:D100));4;TRUE)
Alternatively you can use the QUERY function for this sort of thing:
=QUERY(sheet1!A2:L100;"select * where D != '' order by D";0)
For anyone looking this, the accepted answer works great if filtering out blank cells that are truly blank, but if the cells contain formulas that evaluate to blank (""), ISTEXT will evaluate to TRUE and blanks will not be filtered out. I modified the accepted answer slightly to work in my situation, in which I had cells containing formulas (that evaluated to "") that I wanted to filter out:
=SORT(FILTER(sheet1!A2:L100,sheet1!D2:D100 <> ""),4,TRUE)