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RegEx You don't need to know

Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2025 4:06 am
by kexej28769@nongnue
Many cells are set up to be empty if they are broken. This makes the sheet easier to read, but it can make it difficult to know if something is actually empty or just appears empty.
If one sheet isn't correctly importing data from another, look for the =importrange() formula and make sure it matches the URL of the sheet you're trying to reference and that you've allowed the formula to work—you'll need to click a button.
چیک کریں۔the Task Viewاسٹیک ہولڈر ورژن میں ٹیب and the Project URLs tab in the God's-I version .
Have you just called a task "Part 4" or similar? There's a RegEx formula that will eliminate it.
Did you forget to give a task a type? If so, Gantt View will alert you in the Status column.
Query function
The =query() function in Google Sheets is taiwan number data — itMakes a lot of things easier, especially when it comes to automated data manipulation. Most of what these sheets do can be achieved with =query, but I've often used =filter (which is also very powerful) because =filter is apparently faster in Google Sheets and sometimes there's a lot of processing going on in these sheets.

A any RegEx for this sheet, but it's generallyمفید. RegEx is used here primarily to remove "Part #" in multi-part tasks (see below) and to find anything that matches more than one option — for example, when selecting multiple categories in a category-specific forward-facing Gantt tab (see below). RegEx is only used here as part of RegExmatch(), RegExextract(), RegExreplace(), or a query function where we say "match".