When working with large datasets in Google Sheets, apply the VLOOKUP function across an entire column without manually dragging the formula down. Unfortunately, Google Sheets does not apply VLOOKUP ...
If your VLOOKUP formula in Google Sheets isn't returning the right result, or any result at all, you're not alone. This function is powerful but easy to misconfigure. Whether it’s due to incorrect ...
When working with datasets in Google Sheets, you may want to sum values only if another column is not blank. For example, you might want to sum amounts only where a corresponding status or name ...
When working with color-coded data in Google Sheets, like highlighting overdue tasks in red or completed items in green, you can count how many cells have a specific background color. Unfortunately, ...
When working with data in Google Sheets, you often need to take action based on whether a cell contains certain text. For example, if a status column contains the word “Shipped,” you might want to ...
Getting the error “VLOOKUP evaluates to an out of bounds range” in Google Sheets? This issue typically occurs when the column index number in your VLOOKUP formula refers to a column that doesn't ...
Getting the “Cannot find range or sheet for imported range” error in Google Sheets? You're not alone. This error pops up most often when using functions like IMPORTRANGE, and it usually means Google ...
Need to total numbers only when a related cell contains certain text? Google Sheets makes this easy with the SUMIF function. Whether you're adding up sales by region or expenses by keyword, SUMIF ...
When working with spreadsheets, you may often need to count how many values in a column are not equal to a specific text, like how many employees haven’t said “Yes” or how many responses differ from ...
In Google Sheets, you might need to identify cells that contain a specific word or phrase within a larger string, not just exact matches. Whether you're identifying keywords in descriptions, tracking ...
When working with large datasets in Google Sheets, summarizing data by categories, like totals by region or averages by product, is essential for analysis. The QUERY function, which uses a SQL-like ...
Combining data from multiple sheets into one summary table is a common requirement when working with reports, monthly logs, or team data. The QUERY function in Google Sheets is an excellent way to ...