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I need to sort an array of orders so that the ones already on delivery get put at the end of the list so to put the unfinished orders on the top.
The variable state is what i wanted to sort on. If the variable is 0 the contents should have a higher priority than where the state is 1.
Here is a simplification of what i need:
input array:
{{state=1,...},{state=0,...},{state=0,...},{state=0,...},{state=1,...}}
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output array:
{{state=0,...},{state=0,...},{state=0,...},{state=1,...},{state=1,...}}
I tried table.sort and some other methods but it didn't fit what i needed or didn't do what i wanted it to do.
table.sort(arr, function(a, b) return a.state < b.state end) works fine to sort arr in non-descending order based on the state field of each entry. How did you try to use table.sort?
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Im trying to make a budget tracker
Is there a way i can sum every nth cell in a column if the n-4 is a specific string?
I found this but not sure how i can add a "=person A" to the criteria.
Is there a better way to format this data ?
try in C2 and drag to the right:
=INDEX(BYROW(REGEXREPLACE($A2:$A3, "(?i)total ", ),
LAMBDA(T, SUM(IFNA(FILTER(C7:C15, C4:C12=T))))))
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I have a Google Sheet which is constantly being populated via a Zapier zap. In one of the columns, I receive a PayPal "descriptor" which contains a unique identifier I need to do some look ups on other tabs within the same document.
Can someone point me in the direction of the correct REGEX to use to strip off the front and end of the string, for example:
Annual Fee-66421763-07142022191540
I would like to just have the piece in between the hyphens so the output reads simply:
66421763
Now, the front section will likely always read the same, the middle (the piece I want to extract) will be different and could change length too, as will the end section after the dash.
Any suggestions on how to achieve this would be great.
try:
=REGEXEXTRACT(A1; "-(\d+)-")
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Hello Im very new to VBA and am currently working with this issue, im trying to merge two or more totals
based on user input as to the company name, example of the list:
2nd Cup 1937168
A & W 6485425
Applebee's 1550895
Arby's 8382549
Archie Burger 86776
The user needs to input the names of the companies they want to merge and this will create a new company with the total sum of the combinations, finally deleting the entries off the original list.
I currently am looking into an array for this but am not sure how it would work.
Any help would be vastly appreciated!
For a user-friendly approach, you can use a userform with an associated mult-select, multi-column listbox (for the original data) and a textbox (for the new company name) and then write the code to process your data.
A good tutorial to get you started, from one of our SO experts, can be found here
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I basically have a super long formula that I need to shrink. So basically I have a pivot table that allows a manager to select two work locations or both and one to twelve months.
This is how the formula looks. Only thing that changes are cell I and J->K. Would I need to set this up in a array?
=SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$3,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$4,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$5,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$6,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$7,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$8,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$9,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$10,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$11,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$12,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$13,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$14,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$3,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$4,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$5,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$6,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$7,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$8,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$9,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$10,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$11,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$12,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$13,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)+SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$14,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$K$2)
This formula should give the same result
=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIFS('owssvr(1)'!C:C,'owssvr(1)'!$IR:$IR,$I$3:$I$14,'owssvr(1)'!$IQ:$IQ,'Summary KPI'!$J$2:$K$2))
Assuming you want to sum for all combinations then you can have at most one vertical and one horizontal range as criteria in SUMIFS (so $I$3:$I$14 and 'Summary KPI'!$J$2:$K$2 qualify as those).
SUMIFS then returns an array of 12x2 values (the same dimensions as your criteria) and SUMPRODUCT sums all those to get the correct result (used instead of SUM so that "array entry" is not required)