Query Functions in Google Sheets
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Google Sheets Query: How to Return Only Unique Rows
You can use the following basic syntax to return only unique rows when performing a query in Google Sheets:
=UNIQUE(QUERY(A1:B16, "SELECT A, B"))
By wrapping the...
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How to Use TODAY() Function in Google Sheets Query
The TODAY() function in Google Sheets can be used to retrieve the current date.
You can use the following basic syntax to perform a query...
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Google Sheets: How to Extract Top N Values from Range
You can use the following syntax to extract the top N values from a data range in Google Sheets:
=query(A1:C16, "Select A,B,C Order by B...
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Google Sheets Query: How to Filter by Date Range
You can use the following formula to filter by a date range in a Google Sheets query:
=QUERY(A1:C9,"select * where A > date '"&TEXT(DATEVALUE("1/1/2020"),"yyyy-mm-dd")&"'")
This particular...
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Google Sheets Query: How to Use the SUM Function
You can use the SUM() function in a Google Sheets query to find the sum of values in rows that meet certain conditions.
Method 1:...
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Google Sheets Query: How to Use the COUNT Function
You can use the COUNT() function in a Google Sheets query to count the number of rows that meet certain conditions.
Method 1: Count Total...
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Google Sheets Query: How to Use the Label Clause
You can use the label clause in a Google Sheets query to create specific labels for the results of certain columns.
You can use the...
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