Web Applications Asked by Hunter Venable on November 3, 2021
I am trying to collate date in Google Sheets. I have multiple tabs and want to consolidate them into one tab where each row is from a different tab. If that doesn’t make sense, here is my test spreadsheet.
Tab 1:
Green1 GreenCol1 GreenTest1
Green2 GreenCol2 GreenTest2
Tab 2:
Yellow1 YellowCol1 YellowTest1
Yellow2 YellowCol2 YellowTest2
And so on for however many tabs. What I want to output on the "Master Tab" would be something like this
Master Tab:
Green1 GreenCol1 GreenTest1
Yellow1 YellowCol1 YellowTest1
Green2 GreenCol2 GreenTest2
Yellow2 YellowCol2 YellowTest2
I have the following code currently in A1 of my master tab, but it returns all of the green then all of the yellow, which is what I am trying to avoid.
=QUERY({Sheet2!A1:C;Sheet3!A1:C},"select * where Col1 is not null",0)
Hunter, it's always tough to write formulas without access to an actual spreadsheet and data. Even with what you shared here, there are a lot of unknowns. So you'll always get the fastest and most accurate solutions if you share a link to a sample spreadsheet, being sure to set permission to "Anyone with the link can edit."
That said, based on the limited data you've provided here, see if the following formula does what you had hoped:
=ArrayFormula(QUERY({Sheet2!A1:C,ROW(Sheet2!A1:C);Sheet3!A1:C,ROW(Sheet3!A1:C)},"Select Col1, Col2, Col3 Where Col1 Is Not Null Order By Col4 Asc",0))
What I did was follow each data set in the internal array with a virtual column containing the row numbers of that data set, which I then used as the Order By Column (even though it's not visible in the results).
Answered by Erik Tyler on November 3, 2021
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