Query Functions in Google Sheets

You can use the IMPORTRANGE function in Google Sheets to import data from another spreadsheet. However, if you would like to import…

You can use the IMPORTRANGE function in Google Sheets to import data from another spreadsheet. To apply a filter to the IMPORTRANGE…

You can use the following basic syntax to query from multiple ranges in Google Sheets: =QUERY({Sheet1!A1:B10; Sheet2!A2:B5}) This particular example will return…

You can use the following syntax in a Google Sheets query to insert a blank column in the output of the query:…

You can use the following syntax in a Google Sheets query to return all rows where the value in some column is…

You can use the following syntax in a Google Sheets query to return all rows where a column contains a value in…

You can use the LIMIT clause to limit the number of rows returned by a Google Sheets query. The LIMIT clause is…

You can use the following basic syntax to use a column name in a Google Sheets query: =QUERY(A1:C11,”SELECT “&SUBSTITUTE(ADDRESS(1,MATCH(“Team”,A1:C1,0),4),1,””)) This particular query…

Often you may want to use the QUERY() function in Google Sheets to join two tables together. Unfortunately, a JOIN() function does…

You can use the following formulas to remove the header labels from the results of a Google Sheets query: Method 1: Remove…