i what part of a column to fill another full column column if the first cell is null
for instance this sheet {sheet 1} is the sheet i want the data in from the other sheet {sheet 2} to fill
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{Sheet1}
this is the other spreadsheet i want the data to be extracted from
{Sheet2}
so i want column 1, 2, 3 (in {sheet 2} ) to be filled with contents from column 1, 2, 5 in {sheet 1} ONLY IF Column 1 in {sheet 1} = Column 1 in {sheet 2} which is null.
Essentially I want to I want column one, three and five (in sheet 1) to fill in sheet 2 columns 1, 2 and 3 only if column one in sheet 1 is null. See attached photos
i tried with VLOOKUP but no luck
thanks a bunch
#Seamus if i understand correctly try:
Sheet 2
Column 1=IF(Sheet1!$A$1="Null",Sheet1!A1,"")
Column 2=IF(Sheet1!$A$1="Null",Sheet1!C1,"")
Column 3=IF(Sheet1!$A$1="Null",Sheet1!E1,"")
If the value you are looking for is an empty cell try:
Column 1=IF(Sheet1!$A$1="",Sheet1!A1,"")
Column 2=IF(Sheet1!$A$1="",Sheet1!C1,"")
Column 3=IF(Sheet1!$A$1="",Sheet1!E1,"")
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Consider there are two tables in a MS docx file. First Table with X rows and Y columns and second table with M rows and N columns in the same MS docxfile. Now i want to copy complete second table along with its contents to one of cell (say cell (X,Y)) of first table in python.
Example of table shown below:
First Table with 2 columns 5 rows
Second Table with 3 columns 4 rows
Now i want to copy second table full content with formatting into last cell of the first table. Final result after copy should look like below:
Result table
How do we achieve this in python ?
From PyPi: Merge table rows. In your template, add a MergeField to the row you would like to designate as template. Supply the name of this MergeField as anchor parameter. The second parameter contains the rows with key-value pairs for the MergeField replacements.
document.merge_rows('col1',
[{'col1': 'Row 1, Column 1', 'col2': 'Row 1 Column 1'},
{'col1': 'Row 2, Column 1', 'col2': 'Row 2 Column 1'},
{'col1': 'Row 3, Column 1', 'col2': 'Row 3 Column 1'}])
I am trying to use Index/Match function to populate Column B of Sheet 1 based on the data in Sheet 2.
Sheet 1:
Below is how the sheet 2 looks like. Row 1 contains the line number. Column B and Column C belong to Line 1, and Column D and E belong to Line 2, etc.
I need to match the Project ID first. Then match the Activity Line # (Column C of sheet 1 with B1:G1 of sheet 2), then find the corresponding Activity #.
For example, on sheet one, it is asking for Activity # of Project 0000002/Activity Line 2, which should be "ES" based on the sheet 2.
So, ideally, the result should look like below
This is what I have for now, but it’s giving me a #REF! error…
=IFNA(INDEX('Sheet2'!$B:$G, MATCH('Sheet1'!C2, INDEX('Sheet2'!$B$1:$G$1, MATCH('Sheet1'!A2, 'Sheet2'!$A:$A,0),0),0)),"")
Use:
=IFERROR(INDEX('Sheet2'!$B:$G,MATCH(A2,'Sheet2'!$A:$A,0),MATCH(C2,'Sheet2'!$B$1:$G$1,0)),"")
Sheet 1:
Taxon names in column B
Sheet 2:
Taxon names in column A (range defined with the name "Taxon"; A:A)
Names of the parameters in columns C through L (range defined with the name "FeedingType"; C3:L3)
Values linked to the taxa in columns C through L (range defined with the name
"IndexArea"; C4:L1248)
Nature of data: Taxon names on sheet 1 & 2 are not ordered in the same manner, and the taxon names on sheet 1 is a subset of taxa names of sheet 2.
What I want done: I want to copy the values linked to taxa from columns C through L in sheet 2 to the same taxa in sheet 1 in the columns K through T.
So, if I have a "Hydra viridissima (Sheet 2, A6) somewhere in sheet 1, it should bring the values "5" (Sheet 2, J6 under "pre") and "5" (Sheet 2, L6 under "oth") to their respective cells in Sheet 1, which in this case would be in columns R and T.
What I have tried: Went through a tutorial and thought I had it with:
=INDEX(IndexArea,MATCH(B2,Taxon,0),MATCH($K$1,FeedingType,0))
It's not working, though it does identify when things are not matching exactly (#N/B).
I tried to add sheet2! in the formula in reference to names assigned to the ranges like this: =INDEX(Sheet2!IndexArea,MATCH(B2,Sheet2!Taxon,0),MATCH($K$1,Sheet2!FeedingType,0)), but gives the same error.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks!
Your formula treats Taxon, FeedingType and IndexArea as defined names but your narrative doesn't mention them being assigned defined names. Try it as row and column references.
' in US-EN
=INDEX(Sheet2!$B:$M, MATCH($B2, Sheet2!$A:$A, 0), MATCH(K$1, Sheet2!$B$3:$M$3, 0))
' should the *FeedingType* come from column J?
=INDEX(Sheet2!$B:$M, MATCH($B2, Sheet2!$A:$A, 0), MATCH($J2, Sheet2!$B$3:$M$3, 0))
In Sheet 1, column A contains a list of product names and column B a list of quantities. The number of rows is variable and could be a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 15 (from row 62 to 76 - blank rows are automatically hidden). In Sheet 2, column A contains the same product list, but all 15 of them, ie Sheet 1 is a dynamic range and Sheet 2 is a static range. I am attempting to set up a VBA procedure whereby the macro will match the product in column A62 (Sheet 1) with column A4-18 (Sheet 2), copy the corresponding quantity from column B in Sheet 1 to column B in Sheet 2 and then move down the product list in Sheet 1, doing the same till it reaches the end of the dynamic range.
If anyone can assist or point me in the right direction, I'd be very grateful. Many thanks.
Sheet 1 gets values from Sheet 2.
Sheet 2 has hundreds of rows, but only 4 columns. (Cols A & C are names, Cols B & D are numbers).
Cell XX (sheet 1): Looks in Sheet 2, For "Bill" (col A) and "Jill" (col C) where they BOTH appear in the same row, then returns number from col B (from row where "Bill" and "Jill" are found) to Cell XX in sheet 1.
If "Jill" is in col A and "Bill" is in col C - then conditions are not met, and do not return value.
How do I write this?
I am so confused. PLEASE, someone help me?
Lookup Sheet 2 For "Bill" (Col A2:A300) AND "Jill" (Col C2:C300) Get number in Col B.
One solution is to create a helper column E. Use this formula in the first row (i.e. cell E1):
=$A1 & "-" & $A3
and fill this down for the other rows. If ColA = "Bill" and ColB = "Jill", then ColE will be "Bill-Jill".
You can then do a MATCH to find out with row has "Bill-Jill", and pick up the corresponding value from ColB:
=IF(ISNA(MATCH("Bill-Jill";e:e;0));"No match";INDEX(b:b;MATCH("Bill-Jill";e:e;0)))
The MATCH formula will find out which row contains "Bill-Jill", and the INDEX formula will pick up that row from another column. MATCH will return #NA if there isn't a matching cell, and this will be captured by the ISNA check.
I'm not sure if OpenOffice supports the MATCH function - it's definitely part of Excel though.