I am using sheetson free plan which mentioned unlimited row per sheet. But when I fetch the api from google sheet, I only received 24 rows. I can't figure out why didn't retrieve full list of data which is 32. Is that limit from the google sheet api itself or the wrong information on sheetson website. Please help. enter image description here
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as you said you have to pass params = {"limit": "100"} when you call requests.get. There's a limit of 100 rows that you can retrieve at once, to overcome it use {"skip": "100"} and it will skip the first 100 rows. Answering in case someone has the same doubt we both had at some point
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I want an array formula to use with Google Forms data to automatically calculate running metrics on my data.
In this case, in column Q, AE and AS I want it to auto-calculate whenever new responses come in.
I'm trying to use this formula below but isn't working for all column, just for the first line.
={arrayformula(if(len(AF3:AF);SUM(vlookup(AF3:AR3;$A$1100:$B$1101;2;0));))}
I want a sum of all words that contain "Verdadeiro" in a row.
What I'm doing wrong?
My Google Sheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AVQ772IIXI-xZza0fecTTCe4S-Ku9rL1houTMnQZpbo/edit?usp=sharing
try in row 1:
={"Total AG";""; ARRAYFORMULA(IF(A3:A="";;
MMULT(N(REGEXMATCH(A3:AR&""; "Verdadeiro")); SEQUENCE(COLUMNS(A3:AR))^0)))}
Below is an example of a table I have. I am trying to find the previous bank total amount and then adding the current transaction amount.
I am able to find the previous total amount using =INDIRECT(ADDRESS(ROW()-1,COLUMN())) and then able to add it using SUM() method.
But the problem is I have multiple banks account and in some case, the previous row bank is different from the current row bank.
How can I find the previous total amount depending on the current row bank name?
I have also shared an Expected Result Column if someone doesn't understand what I am trying to do.
Any help would be appreciated.
try:
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(D2:D="",,MMULT((D2:D=TRANSPOSE(D2:D))*(ROW(D2:D)>=
TRANSPOSE(ROW(D2:D)))*(TRANSPOSE(C2:C)), ROW(D2:D)^0)))
I have a sheet "RawCount" with Google Form results that will accumulate over time (people will make entries each week or as their raw number changes).
I need a way to compile the data to obtain the most recent entry for each individual who has entered data via the form:
This data will accumulate with new entries over the period of eight months from up to 100 or more different people.
I would like to sum the most recent entries for each individual onto another tab in the same Google Sheet that contains a scorecard.
Thanks for any help you can offer. I think I've sprained my brain on this.
I'm sure there is something out there about this topic but I just can't figure out how to word a search for it.
I have a table of records that gets loaded into a paging grid in the UI. The user has the ability to update/modify these records..also multiple users can use the system at once all hitting the same data. I have a filter on the paging grid allowing the user to see only X type of records.
When the user first enters with filter X selected they see items 1-25 on page 1 of 2. They page to the second page where the items should be 26-50..but before they paged lets say 25 records on the first page had their type changed by another user, now they don't appear when selecting that filter. So now we have 25 less items to page through which means items that were 26-50 before are now items 1-25 and what was page 2 is now page 1 and there is no page 2...
You can probably see the issue I'm getting into, I'm passing an offset to the query to get the next page of results..but now that offset is so high it returns a blank page of records confusing the user and our record processing.
There isn't really an easy solution to this problem. Even GMail/Google doesn't show the exact number of messages/pages found when searching something.
The first thing you can do (if you use a DataGrid/CellTable) is set the boolean exact as false when you call updateRowCount, and give it your current number of records instead of your total number of records. This will make the pager display "1 - 25 of over 25" instead of "1 - 25 of 50".
The next possibility is to update the row count regularly (using RPC polling to check for new/deleted records - or using server push techniques, see GWTEventService and ServerPushFAQ).
You can also check if your request returns items or not, and cancel the call/update the row count if it doesn't.
I'm programming a site in PHP/MySQL that gets search results for products via API from an external site. This site also will have it's own products and the owners of the site want the search results to be inter-connected.
If someone searches for VIDEO, ordered by date then the results should be all in order regardless of the source it came from.
eg.
July 31 - Video A - our database
July 30 - Video B - via API
July 29 - Video C - via API
July 28 - Video D - our database
...
The problem I'm having is figuring out a way to do this effectively especially regarding viewing multiple pages of results. If someone clicks to the 2nd page of results then I need to figure out the last item on the first page of results (and the last item from the API), then only get the items from the API starting after the last API item viewed on the previous page and then do the same for our database results and re-combine them again.
In order to avoid this complex algorithm, another idea I had was to limit the results to a large amount - like 500 results and grab them all at once and order them. Then if the user goes forward a few pages, I do not have to re-grab all the data.
Does anyone have suggestions on good algorithms to use to combine two search results?
Whether you use it for caching or not, you will need to grab at least a page worth of results from both sources, in case all the next results will come from that source.
Grabbing a lot of results and caching them (in the session) is one solution you could use.
If for some reason you don't want to cache all the results (if the operation is expensive and you need this optimized), you could store a simple array in the session that contains the location of the results, and then you would know the starting number for the next page.
For example (pseudo code)
**Request 1**
Get 10 results from API
Get 10 results form Database
Merge the results
Display first 10 and save the order to an array
(A for API, D for Database, ex: A,A,A,D,A,D,D,A,D,A)
User clicks page 2
**Request 2** (Page 2)
Get 10 results from API starting at 5
Get 10 results from Database starting at 7
Repeat merge and display above.
You could also optionally cache what you have needed to retrieve so far (and you will have 10 extra results). This would make the first request longer, but could possibly make the second request much faster.
If the user jumps forward several pages, you would need to get the largest number of results that could have been displayed in the preceeding unknown pages from each source.
If you are not too worried about performance from either source, I would retrieve up to a large number like you said and cache all results temporarily. As soon as a new search is executed, dump the old results.