I’m new at Tiller but a long term spreadsheet nerd…
Reference guides I’ve been collecting:
One feature in Google Sheets that I find incredibly helpful that isn’t well understood is the ability to build custom arrays/ranges within formulas. The Google Sheets documentation has a brief & unassuming callout to this capability that does not really acknowledge its power or potential.
Let’s dig into how this capability works and how to use it to super charge your spreadsheets…
Building Custom Ranges
The documentation above shows some pretty simple examples.
Fundamentals
In essence, you …
Overview
Many of Tiller’s most popular dashboards include organize categories into a type-group-category hierarchy for user-friendly browsing. You might recognize this hierarchy from templates like the Monthly Budget, the Savings Budget, and the Yearly Budget.
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If you have ever tried to build this type of hierarchy into your own templates, you know that the implementation is pretty fussy.
Inspired by some encouragement by @jpfieber , I refactored the formulas we use to implement this…
Runs a Google Visualization API Query Language query across data. Sample Usage QUERY(A2:E6,"select avg(A) pivot B") QUERY(A2:E6,F2,FALSE) Syntax QUERY(data, query, [headers]) data
ArrayFormula is very powerful, but not all functions work inside of it. One thing you can do is replace and/or with math. 0 is false, > 0 is true, so you can use A * B for “and” or A+ B for “or”.