I have a spreadsheet with some calculations in it, and I want to make a plot of what happens to one cell’s value as another changes (from 0 to 100). I have been searching for about 45 minutes and cant find any addons or functions that achieve this. It is not practical to make a copy of the data for every step because there are a bunch of interim calculations that rely on the value.

I have a spreadsheet with some calculations in it, and I want to make a plot of what happens to one cell’s value as another changes (from 0 to 100). I have been searching for about 45 minutes and cant find any addons or functions that achieve this. It is not practical to make a copy of the data for every step because there are a bunch of interim calculations that rely on the value.

I have a spreadsheet with some calculations in it, and I want to make a plot of what happens to one cell’s value as another changes (from 0 to 100). I have been searching for about 45 minutes and cant find any addons or functions that achieve this. It is not practical to make a copy of the data for every step because there are a bunch of interim calculations that rely on the value.

I have two data sets for a set of properties across two different years:

I have two data sets for a set of properties across two different years:

I have this formula in Google sheets that helps me get the order of occurrence of an email when the email is a duplicate : =IF(COUNTIF($B$3:B3,B3)=1,1,COUNTIF($B$3:B3,B3))

I am currently conducting a content audit to identify duplicates between pages using Screaming Frog.

I currently am majually going through Google Sheet spreadsheets that include peoples’ names, and charitable groups they’ve donated to, with each donation being a new line. I am currently trying to find a way to easily isolate just people who have donated to 2 or more charities, so i would need to use a formula/function that checks for unique names, and then searches rows with each unique name and shows/isolates/sorts only the rows where a specific individual has donated to more than one charity. The issue is that in many many cases, people donate to the same charity twice, so it can’t just be # of instances of a given unique name.

So this is two problems in one:

I’ve been using this formula, relying on COUNTIF and INDIRECT, to tally attendance for several years with no problem, but with this class I get a parsing error and I can’t see why.