FLATTEN Function - Google Sheets - Transform Data to One Column
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Learn how to use FLATTEN function in Google Sheets. FLATTEN function helps you flatten arrays to a single dimension, in case of spreadsheets we can take a range with multiple columns of data and move it to a single column.
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Flatten is very useful and the double negative trick too... Didn't know that one.
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This used to be an undocumented function. I discovered it ages ago on the Google product support forums and it was my secret weapon for a while. Now it's no longer a secret 😂
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Thanks a lot, was wanting to get the position of an item from an open ended array, but flattening it was giving me all data from colA, 4 blanks, data from colB, 4blanks, etc. No idea why it was 4 blanks, rather than hundreds as the range reached the bottom of the page, but it was screwing me up a lot, and I was bashing my head against a wall, trying to use filter to remove the blanks till I saw you just sort.
For my purpose, it doesn't matter if there are dozens, or even hundreds of blanks, so long as they are all at the end.
Great brother. Look like transpose.
Simple and clear, thank you.
Thank you
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Awesome! Thank you!
But how can I Delete the Original (cell input), 'without' also resultingly taking away/deleting the 'New' Cell Coverage Area/ New Cells Data ?
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Very nice
what are the benefits of using sumproduct over countif?
In this case should be the same.
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Very nice! Any function does the reverse?
No.
What is the alternative in Excel to get the same result ?
There is nothing that will do the exact same thing. Custom VBA function what comes to mind.
Depending on the exact problem you're trying to solve there might be another solution.
Is there a way, how to exclude empty cells in Flatten function to have a clean list without removing the duplicates? 🥺
Use "Paste values only" option to copy the FLATTENED data to another Column. Use the FILTER function in the 2nd column to filter out the desired values.
2 years too late but the TOCOL function does this I believe.
Isn't this transpose?