How an I remove a cell from a Table in Google Docs? I'm trying to fix formatting of a table where I converted from Word.
I would like it aligned properly like this table:
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I am trying to highlight cells in column G based off of whether or not the cell contains any of the text strings I have entered into another table, specifically the Pgroup table in Column U. I would like this to become a flexible conditional format based on text strings that can be added to or subtracted from the secondary table based on a project basis. I have tried a couple different ways but to no avail. Any help would be appreciated. I know I can enter another condition for every text string but thought this would be a better alternative since my text strings can change regularly. I am trying to do this with different columns and different reference tables as well but if I can find a way to make it work with one I think it will work with all. Not all will be absolute matches, I'd also like to be able to search for text strings inside of a cell that contains more than just the text string I'm looking for.
My File
Conditional formatting --> New Rule --> Formula -->=SUM(COUNTIF($A2,$P$2:$P$7))
Where A2 is the start of a column to format and P2:P7 is where your values are located.
To format the whole row, set "Applies to" to $A$2:$endOfYourTable
I have a table with values with blank rows. I'm trying to copy over all the non-blank entries into another table via a formula (kind like what =UNIQUE() does with unique values).
Basically, the left table is the data, and I want to automatically have it copy the non-blank values in the table and organize it into something like the right table.
I did a lot of googling, but I can't find a formula to do this. Does anyone have a method to achieve this without using VBA?
EDIT: I can't filter the blank rows b/c other cells have information that people need to see
I got a requirement wherein a single cell without merging with other cells I want a table format with borders. I had the data as follows in the cell
I don't want to merge any other cells, but just wanted to add the table with formatted borders with the mentioned data. The data should like below.
It would be really appreciated if someone can help me in achieving this. I am looking out for a solution where in I would like to have it in text format only not in the image
The easiest way to include an entire formatted table in a single cell is to copy the table and pasteAsPicture. Then by adjusting column widths and row heights, put the picture in a single cell. Before:
and after:
No merged cells are used. The picture of the table is in cell D8.
It would slightly increase the width and double the height of the cell, but Unicode includes the following characters for creating a text table:
┌┬┐─
├┼┤│
└┴┘
╔╦╗═
╠╬╣║
╚╩╝
I have a database, where in one column I have the information about if the data was revised or not.
I then have a table that I have built using index/match, to have the data presented as desired.
However, I have tried unsuccessfully to conditionally format the data on the table, so that in case the column "Was revised?" is "Yes", it would show the value in red, as shown below.
Have you ever done anything similar? Did you use a formula in conditional formatting on VBA?
Thank you!
I will suggest converting your data into Excel Tables first. The easiest thing would be using Conditional Formatting in Excel.
However, if you convert your data into Tables, you can write a Macro to highlighted the cells red when the update column says "Yes"
What is the vlookup format to show the field on the other column based on another column?
What I have is vlookup(A2,'EMAIL ADDRESS'!A1:B5,2,FALSE)
I keep getting #N/A
This is the tab where I'm pulling the email from
check if the keys you are comparing are both numeric? or they do not have any extra space that you cannot see.
rest your formula looks fine: Also
put $ sign by your cell numbers, so that they do not change when you drag them down.
vlookup(A2,'EMAIL ADDRESS'!$A$1:$B$5,2,FALSE)
your formula looks correct to me.
It is my recommendation that you make the source data a table. Then you can reference it by table name without having to worry about sheet name or cell numbers and what not.
If you're in Excel 2013 then:
select any cell in in the range/area that has the data you want (a single cell, not multiple)
ribbon > insert > table
then when you're in the table click on ribbon > design > table name and give it a good name (with no spaces)
I formatted those columns to the same formatting and it looks like it's picking it up.