Import range from 3 sheets/tabs into 4th
I currently have 3 sheets (tabs) in a Google Sheets workbook. Each column header (Row 1) in the 3 sheets are identical. I'd like to create a 4th sheet that combines ALL the contents in the 3 sheets that looks like:
Sheet 1
Sheet 2
Sheet 3
What's the best way to accomplish this? If easier, I do not mind having the header show up 3 times. Thank you.
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I currently have 3 sheets (tabs) in a Google Sheets workbook. Each column header (Row 1) in the 3 sheets are identical. I'd like to create a 4th sheet that combines ALL the contents in the 3 sheets that looks like:
Sheet 1
Sheet 2
Sheet 3
What's the best way to accomplish this? If easier, I do not mind having the header show up 3 times. Thank you.
google-sheets formulas google-sheets-query worksheet-function google-sheets-arrayformula
edited Feb 6 at 11:32
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migrated from superuser.com Feb 6 at 11:14
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I currently have 3 sheets (tabs) in a Google Sheets workbook. Each column header (Row 1) in the 3 sheets are identical. I'd like to create a 4th sheet that combines ALL the contents in the 3 sheets that looks like:
Sheet 1
Sheet 2
Sheet 3
What's the best way to accomplish this? If easier, I do not mind having the header show up 3 times. Thank you.
google-sheets formulas google-sheets-query worksheet-function google-sheets-arrayformula
edited Feb 6 at 11:32
user0
9,99171533
I currently have 3 sheets (tabs) in a Google Sheets workbook. Each column header (Row 1) in the 3 sheets are identical. I'd like to create a 4th sheet that combines ALL the contents in the 3 sheets that looks like:
Sheet 1
Sheet 2
Sheet 3
What's the best way to accomplish this? If easier, I do not mind having the header show up 3 times. Thank you.
google-sheets formulas google-sheets-query worksheet-function google-sheets-arrayformula
google-sheets formulas google-sheets-query worksheet-function google-sheets-arrayformula
edited Feb 6 at 11:32
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edited Feb 6 at 11:32
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edited Feb 6 at 11:32
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edited Feb 6 at 11:32
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Something like this should work
={'Sheet 1'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 2'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 3'!1:10000}
answered Feb 1 at 14:36
ttarchalattarchala
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Thanks for writing. To confirm, create a 4th tab, and input this formula into cell A1? Throwing an error for me, the formula isn't populating anything. Thoughts?
– Jay
Feb 3 at 17:32
Perhaps, depending on locale, you need to use comma instead of the semicolon. Please share a screenshot of your data, or a copy of your spreadsheet, if you want further help.
– ttarchala
Feb 4 at 22:58
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join them as they are by creating the 4th sheet and pasting one of these formulas to A1:
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
join them with
QUERY()if header for all 3 sheets is the same:
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}; "select *"; 1)
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}, "select *", 1)
join them by skipping empty rows (let's say if data are present column A is always populated):
change
"select *"to"select * where A is not null"
answered Feb 6 at 11:21
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Something like this should work
={'Sheet 1'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 2'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 3'!1:10000}
answered Feb 1 at 14:36
ttarchalattarchala
1,024410
Thanks for writing. To confirm, create a 4th tab, and input this formula into cell A1? Throwing an error for me, the formula isn't populating anything. Thoughts?
– Jay
Feb 3 at 17:32
Perhaps, depending on locale, you need to use comma instead of the semicolon. Please share a screenshot of your data, or a copy of your spreadsheet, if you want further help.
– ttarchala
Feb 4 at 22:58
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Something like this should work
={'Sheet 1'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 2'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 3'!1:10000}
answered Feb 1 at 14:36
ttarchalattarchala
1,024410
Thanks for writing. To confirm, create a 4th tab, and input this formula into cell A1? Throwing an error for me, the formula isn't populating anything. Thoughts?
– Jay
Feb 3 at 17:32
Perhaps, depending on locale, you need to use comma instead of the semicolon. Please share a screenshot of your data, or a copy of your spreadsheet, if you want further help.
– ttarchala
Feb 4 at 22:58
add a comment |
Something like this should work
={'Sheet 1'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 2'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 3'!1:10000}
answered Feb 1 at 14:36
ttarchalattarchala
1,024410
Something like this should work
={'Sheet 1'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 2'!1:10000 ; 'Sheet 3'!1:10000}
answered Feb 1 at 14:36
ttarchalattarchala
1,024410
answered Feb 1 at 14:36
ttarchalattarchala
1,024410
answered Feb 1 at 14:36
ttarchalattarchala
1,024410
answered Feb 1 at 14:36
ttarchalattarchala
1,024410
1,024410
Thanks for writing. To confirm, create a 4th tab, and input this formula into cell A1? Throwing an error for me, the formula isn't populating anything. Thoughts?
– Jay
Feb 3 at 17:32
Perhaps, depending on locale, you need to use comma instead of the semicolon. Please share a screenshot of your data, or a copy of your spreadsheet, if you want further help.
– ttarchala
Feb 4 at 22:58
add a comment |
Thanks for writing. To confirm, create a 4th tab, and input this formula into cell A1? Throwing an error for me, the formula isn't populating anything. Thoughts?
– Jay
Feb 3 at 17:32
Perhaps, depending on locale, you need to use comma instead of the semicolon. Please share a screenshot of your data, or a copy of your spreadsheet, if you want further help.
– ttarchala
Feb 4 at 22:58
Thanks for writing. To confirm, create a 4th tab, and input this formula into cell A1? Throwing an error for me, the formula isn't populating anything. Thoughts?
– Jay
Feb 3 at 17:32
Thanks for writing. To confirm, create a 4th tab, and input this formula into cell A1? Throwing an error for me, the formula isn't populating anything. Thoughts?
– Jay
Feb 3 at 17:32
Perhaps, depending on locale, you need to use comma instead of the semicolon. Please share a screenshot of your data, or a copy of your spreadsheet, if you want further help.
– ttarchala
Feb 4 at 22:58
Perhaps, depending on locale, you need to use comma instead of the semicolon. Please share a screenshot of your data, or a copy of your spreadsheet, if you want further help.
– ttarchala
Feb 4 at 22:58
add a comment |
join them as they are by creating the 4th sheet and pasting one of these formulas to A1:
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
join them with
QUERY()if header for all 3 sheets is the same:
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}; "select *"; 1)
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}, "select *", 1)
join them by skipping empty rows (let's say if data are present column A is always populated):
change
"select *"to"select * where A is not null"
answered Feb 6 at 11:21
user0user0
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join them as they are by creating the 4th sheet and pasting one of these formulas to A1:
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
join them with
QUERY()if header for all 3 sheets is the same:
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}; "select *"; 1)
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}, "select *", 1)
join them by skipping empty rows (let's say if data are present column A is always populated):
change
"select *"to"select * where A is not null"
answered Feb 6 at 11:21
user0user0
9,99171533
add a comment |
join them as they are by creating the 4th sheet and pasting one of these formulas to A1:
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
join them with
QUERY()if header for all 3 sheets is the same:
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}; "select *"; 1)
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}, "select *", 1)
join them by skipping empty rows (let's say if data are present column A is always populated):
change
"select *"to"select * where A is not null"
answered Feb 6 at 11:21
user0user0
9,99171533
join them as they are by creating the 4th sheet and pasting one of these formulas to A1:
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
={'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A1:10000}
join them with
QUERY()if header for all 3 sheets is the same:
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}; "select *"; 1)
=QUERY({'Sheet 1'!A1:10000; 'Sheet 2'!A2:10000; 'Sheet 3'!A2:10000}, "select *", 1)
join them by skipping empty rows (let's say if data are present column A is always populated):
change
"select *"to"select * where A is not null"
answered Feb 6 at 11:21
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