Hi Friends,
i have formula =sequence(1, 7, c11, 1) to get the date in sequence for the next 7 days,
but i need a modification on it... A blank required between each cell as shown below.
attaching the sample spread for reference
Thanks in advance.
Hi Friends,
i have formula =sequence(1, 7, c11, 1) to get the date in sequence for the next 7 days,
but i need a modification on it... A blank required between each cell as shown below.
attaching the sample spread for reference
Thanks in advance.
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Please also review the forum guidelines on thread titles, which should not be generic.
Finally, for GS queries, you need to provide a LINK to an editable GoogleSheet, not an Excel file.
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Hi Mam,
Changed the profile name to Google sheets and adding a link of google sheet here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing
Please help me on it
Last edited by amb2301; 06-15-2024 at 02:33 AM.
Thanks - your thread title ought to be improved.
I can't help - sorry. Someone who uses GS will. Please be patient and remember it's a weekend, so footfall here is lower.
I understand mam as you said footfall will be lower during weekends,
if you could please help me with Excel formula it would be a great help for me as the same can be applied over GS.
You have ignored my comments about the thread title, which remains generic. You will most likely get better responses if the thread title describes the problem.
In Excel 365:
=LET(s,SEQUENCE(1,7,C11,1),e,IF(s<>"","",""),TOROW(VSTACK(s,e),0,1))
Your GS is View Only - you need to provide write access.
For GS:
=ARRAYFORMULA(LET(s,SEQUENCE(1,7,C11,1),e,IF(s<>"","",""),TOROW(VSTACK(s,e),0,1)))
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Slight variation on the mechanism to get the blank cells in Ali's formula*, and slightly shorter.
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That's a nice trick - I'll be pinching that one!
If we're playing the "Mine's shorter than yours" game:
=LET(s,SEQUENCE(,7,C11),TOROW(VSTACK(s,T(+s)),,1))
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Nice and compact.
What else can one do on a cold, wet and windy summer's day (feels more like autumn)?
EDIT: Would be nice if the OP would bother to acknowledge these suggestions, all of which they've seen.
Last edited by AliGW; 06-15-2024 at 06:56 AM.
I'm on the Crozon peninsula, in Brittany... freezing cold, windy and tipping it down outside.
Well, you don't need to go to Brittany to get that. Staying at home trying to stop the squirrels getting onto the bird feeders.
Guessing not a phrase you'll hear often. But, no, that wasn't the specific intent. Just exploring options (primarily because an IF that could only return null values seemed an odd construct).If we're playing the "Mine's shorter than yours" game:
But it did the job, albeit not as elegantly as T(+s)!!!because an IF that could only return null values seemed an odd construct
Thank you so much Mam for your prompt response
and its working absolutely fine !!!
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Well, we now have three ways to do the job. Always good to have options . Good working with youBut it did the job, albeit not as elegantly as T(+s)!!!
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Hi Glenn, Thank you so much for your help,
Its done now
Thanks for the rep.
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