I want my number digit grouping look like following.
But in my windows 10 system I am getting:
How to change the number format to: 1234,56,789.00
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I have a google sheet with 5 columns.
Column 1 is a Unique list of Names
Column 2 is a Unique list of Tasks
Column 3 is a Price For Each task
Column 4 is a List of Names - Log File Column
Column 5 is a List of Tasks - Log File Column
What I am trying to do is create a 6th column that gives me the total $ owed to each name. To get this value it will need to count each time a task occurs next to a name in column 5 and then multiply it times the lookup value of that task and then sum each task together. I know its kind of a big formula to do in a sheet and might be something I can't do, but any advice would be appreciated.
It seems like an odd set-up, so there's a chance I'm not understanding it completely. Here's a formula to try:
=(COUNTIFS($D$2:$D$20,$A2,$E$2:$E$20,$B$2)*$C$2)+(COUNTIFS($D$2:$D$20,$A2,$E$2:$E$20,$B$3)*$C$3)+(COUNTIFS($D$2:$D$20,$A2,$E$2:$E$20,$B$4)*$C$4)
It looks at the unique name in Column 1, then counts the number of times that name was paired with each task and multiplies it by the listed price per task. Then, it sums up those figures.
Here's what it looks like in Excel, but it should function the same in Google Sheets:
As far as my knowledge, product's barcode doesn't give any information regarding expiry date in this scenario, in my project I want to track the expiry date of a product without changing barcode frequently.
There is a specification called Application Identifier, which allows you to add expiration date information separately from product code, batch/lot number, etc.
This works with GS1-128, DataBar Expanded, GS1-DataMatrix, and GS1-QRCode.
If the combination is a product code, the product code does not need to be changed, and if it is a batch/lot number, the expiration date will be the same, so the combined value will not change, and if it changes, both will change.
See the following articles:
GS1 AI (Application Identifier) & Element String Specification Reference
The GS1 Application Identifier (AI) appears after the Function Code 1 (FNC1) in GS1-128, DataBar Expanded, GS1-DataMatrix and GS1-QRCode barcode symbols to encode certain types of information. Multiple AIs may be encoded in a single symbol to allow, for example, serial numbers, sell-by dates and other information to be automatically evaluated at the point of sale.
GTIN-14 01 14 numbers: 13 digits + MOD10 check digit
GTIN-14 of contained items 02 14 numbers: 13 digits + MOD10 check digit
Batch or Lot Number 10 Variable, up to 20 digits
Production Date 11 6 numbers: YYMMDD
Expiration Date 17 6 numbers: YYMMDD
And there is an article of such an application example.
How to: Sell an Item with Automatic Discount Triggered by Expiration/Best Before Date
I have grouped everything by diameter but when I run the report it's only looking at the first two digits of the number, so groups them like:
10
101
104
11
112
116
12
I don't know how to get it to look at all 3 digits rather than the first 2.
I would assume that your issue stems from the datatype of the field you are grouping by. If the field is a VARCHAR, it will group as your report is currently grouping. If the field is a NUMERIC datatype, it will group by the full number. Check your query and verify that the field is providing the correct datatype and you should have a working grouping.
say I have 7 groups of columns of 2 columns and each group of column represent one day " Monday Tuesdays ect... & in one group of columns there's either "win" or "lost" so I want to add all those columns so that win add up and lost subtract automatically. I have it set up so that it can only be one "win" or one "lost" in each group of 2 columns. for exp: {a(win) b(lost)} {c(win) d(lost)}
so I want if a is "a" win and " c" is win and "f" is a lost and "h" is a lost and "I" is a win ect... to all come up to a total
exp: a[1234] +c[1234] - f[1234] -h[1234] = [total]
i want my lose to be shown in negative ...
HOW CAN I MAKE A WHOLE COLUMN SHOW UP HAS NEGATIVE VALUE EVERYTIME I ENTER A NUMBER LIKE : -1234 IF I ENTER 1234 IN THE "LOSE" COLUMN
If you just want to sum the number of wins and loses you can use COUNTIF on the ranges you care about, e.g.
=COUNTIF(B4:B13,"Win") -COUNTIF(B4:B13,"Loss")
You'll need to change the B4:B13 ranges to match wherever you are tracking wins/loses and change the "Win" and "Loss" strings to match whatever indicates whether a given day was a win or a loss. If you want to apply different scoring to wins vs. losses just multiply the COUNTIF statements by your scoring values.
I'd like to process the following columns in a google-spreadsheet. The Time column represents the minutes, second and milliseconds take to run 1km and I'd like to be able to sum the four values.
Split Time
1 3:13:4
2 3:20:5
3 3:16:1
4 3:26:3
I suspect that I need to convert and split the time column into a specific minute and second columns to achieve this goal but would appreciate any advise that the developer may have.
I updated the format of the time column and used the SPLIT / CONTINUE functions
Minutes=SPLIT(B2,":")
Seconds=CONTINUE(C2,1,2)
Total Seconds=(C2*60)+D2
The table now looks like
Split Time minutes Seconds Total Seconds
1 03:13:00 3 13 193
2 03:15:00 3 15 195
3 03:16:00 3 16 196
Still wondering about the most efficient way to convert the Total Seconds value to time.
You can use the LEFT(text, number), MID(text, start, number), and RIGHT(text, number).
In detail:
Minutes = LEFT(B2, 1)
Seconds = MID(B2, 3, 2)
Milliseconds = RIGHT(B2, 2)
You can just use SUM for those values, a la:
=SUM(A1:A4)
Alternatively, you can use functions such as HOUR, MINUTE and SECOND to extract appropriate values if you want more fine-grained control.
Where the source data is a specified (ie The Time column represents the minutes,second and milli seconds) then to be able to add to a sensible result (795.013 seconds for the first sample of four) conversion similar to:
=60*index(split(B2,":"),0,1)+index(split(B2,":"),0,2)+index(split(B2,":"),0,3)/1000
is required.
To convert the total (assumed to be in C6) to the same absurd format as for input (13:15:13):
=int(C6/60)&":"&int(mod(C6,60))&":"&value(mid(C6,find(".",C6)+1,3))
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In your original sheet, in a new column:
=TO_DATE("00:0" & left($B2,4))
Then copy the formula down the column.
This will convert your M:SS (the left 4 characters of your data) to the sheet's system date/time format, for each entry in column B.
You can then sum and format the results as you like.
This assumes there are no leading zeroes on your data. You can add code to check for this, but if your times all have single digits for the minutes value, it won't matter.