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Anyone here on the GSuite team who can get this into Sheets stat?

• fomopop 7y ago
  Not identical, but this fuzzy match is a life changer. https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/flookup/593806014962 https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/flookup/5938060149...
  • rayshan 7y ago
    +1 works well but long calculate times
• medmunds 7y ago
  If you're using Google Sheets, the QUERY function [1] can do all kinds of lookups. For complex logic, I find its SQLish syntax a lot more readable than mixtures of VLOOKUP and IF and other functions (but that might just be me). So, um, anyone here on the Office team who can get QUERY into Excel? [1]: https://support.google.com/docs/answer/3093343?hl=en https://support.google.com/docs/answer/3093343?hl=en
  • nefitty 7y ago
    My office is split between Excel and Sheets users. I was once trying to mash-up my Sheets knowledge with an Excel colleague. I told him it might be easier to accomplish his task with Sheets because query() uses a SQL-like syntax. I told him Excel doesn't have that. He responded, "lmao you can do that with vb". I looked up instructions on how to that and realized he had no idea what he was missing.
    • coagmano 7y ago
      Anything that requires VB is not friendly. Of course there's a sheets equivalent using javascript, which you can say the same thing about