The VLOOKUP formula is a popular function for getting the value from a tabular data set and has 3 required parameters and an optional fourth, and looks something like this: The first parameter reference_value is the value you are searching for … [Read more...] about Why Does VLOOKUP Return #N/A When Value Exists? (Examples)
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Sort List By String Length: Python Code Examples (No Imports)
To sort a list of strings according to their length, use a lambda function on the key parameter with the lambda function using the len function on each element. This is represented as follows using the sorted function: sorted(my_list, key=lambda el: … [Read more...] about Sort List By String Length: Python Code Examples (No Imports)
How To Use Noncontiguous Ranges In QUERY Function: Google Sheets
Can you use noncontiguous ranges in the data parameter in a QUERY() function? Yes, you can. Google Sheet's QUERY() function permits the ability to use noncontiguous ranges, but they must be wrapped in set notation with curly braces {}. When … [Read more...] about How To Use Noncontiguous Ranges In QUERY Function: Google Sheets
How To Unmerge Multiple Cells With One Click: Google Sheets
Merged cells are a great way to span content over multiple cells, and you can easily remove a single merged cell with one click by clicking on the merge cell button, but unfortunately, you cannot apply the same process when trying to unmerge a whole … [Read more...] about How To Unmerge Multiple Cells With One Click: Google Sheets
How Do You Put Multiple Conditions In One Cell In Google Sheets?
There will come a time when using Google Sheets where you will be checking the value of a cell against multiple criteria, which one is the best to use? There are three handy functions you can use within a single cell to handle multiple conditions: … [Read more...] about How Do You Put Multiple Conditions In One Cell In Google Sheets?
Reverse Last Name & First Name With Comma Using One Formula: Google Sheets
Recently I had a column of names in a spreadsheet with the following structure: Last Name, First Name and they needed to change to the structure: First Name Last Name. For example, the original structure of someone's name would be Smith, John and … [Read more...] about Reverse Last Name & First Name With Comma Using One Formula: Google Sheets