User Posts: Sajid Ahmed
The quartiles are an excellent tool for analyzing statistical data. These merely provide us with the variance surrounding the median of the given data. After ...
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Conditional Formatting is a dynamic tool for performing several operations swiftly in Google Sheets. We can apply several conditions to our dataset by using ...
The COUNTIF function is a great tool to count any values both texts and numbers with single criteria. But the problem arises when we want to use it for ...
There are some built-in functions like the CONCATENATE function to concatenate cells in Google Sheets when all the cells have some values. But occasionally, ...
We are aware of concatenating 2 corresponding cells in Google Sheets. But to concatenate text and formula is pretty straightforward. For this purpose, we can ...
We can generate either random numbers or text easily in Google Sheets. There are some built-in functions for this purpose. These functions are the RANDBETWEEN, ...
The Pivot Table is a dynamic feature in Google Sheets. We can do several calculations by using it. Sometimes we need to obtain the difference between two ...
The COUNT and COUNTA functions are two renowned functions in Google Sheets. We use these very often. But there are some differences between these 2 functions. ...
Conditional formatting is a very dynamic feature in Google Sheets. It enables us to format our dataset with the criteria we put. Sometimes we need to apply the ...
Standard deviation is a famous statistical tool in Google Sheets that we use often to measure the spread of values from the actual average values. We also use ...
The standard error of the mean is a great tool for statistical data analysis. It simply tells us how far or near is our sample data to the real data which is ...
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The IFS function returns logical values quickly for multiple criteria in Google Sheets. Whereas this function has a certain limitation. It can only give values ...
The IF and OR functions are 2 logical operators in Google Sheets. The IF function gives TRUE when all the logic is TRUE otherwise FALSE. Moreover, the OR ...
A most interesting feature of Google sheets is that we can send email based on date. Sometimes we need to send emails to a certain number of people based on ...
The most fantastic feature of Google Sheets is that it is easily shareable among users. When we work with a long dataset and with different users, then it is ...
Hello,
Thanks for your comment.
If you want the destination cell in Google Sheets to automatically update when the source cell’s value changes, you typically don’t use the Paste Special feature. Instead, you should use formulas or direct references to link the two cells. The Paste Special feature is typically used for one-time copying and pasting of values or formats, but it doesn’t establish a live link between the cells.
For example, if the source cell is in Sheet1 and the value is in cell A1, you can use the following formula in the destination cell:
=Sheet1!A1
Whenever the value in A1 on Sheet1 changes, the value in the destination cell will automatically update.
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Sajid Ahmed
OfficeWheel
Hello,
Thanks for your comment.
You can use this formula instead which returns SH in cells O3:O2517 if any dates from cells A3:A2517 fall between dates in cells Z4:AA7. Don’t forget to check if all the dates are in Date format.
=ARRAYFORMULA(IF(LEN(A3:A2517),IF((A3:A2517 >= Z4) * (A3:A2517 <= AA4) +(A3:A2517 >= Z5) * (A3:A2517 <= AA5) +(A3:A2517 >= Z6) * (A3:A2517 <= AA6) +(A3:A2517 >= Z7) *(A3:A2517 <= AA7) > 0, “SH”, “” ), “”))
Regards
Sajid Ahmed
OfficeWheel