Introduction
Users can create new columns in Gigasheet using spreadsheet-like formulas.
Note: Gigasheet formulas are different from formulas in a typical spreadsheet, in that they operate on an entire column of data. In a typical spreadsheet, formulas can be entered in any cell, and reference any other cell in the sheet. In Gigasheet formulas are apply the same operation to every row in the sheet.
How to get there
You can find these operations under the menu item Functions > Formula. Alternatively, you can click the + icon on the top right of your sheet.
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Supported Formula Functions
| Description | Formula | Example Formula | Example Input | Example Output | |
| SUBSTITUTE | Replace all occurrences in the array of the find string with the replace string. | SUBSTRING(text, search_for, replace_with) | SUBSTITUTE(company_col, "inc", "Inc.") | Gigasheet inc | Gigasheet Inc. |
| CONCAT | Merge values from various ranges and/or strings. | CONCAT(value1, value2, ...) | CONCAT(user_col, "@gigasheet.com") | support | support@gigasheet.com |
| LEFT | Retrieve values located on the left side of a text value. | LEFT(text, num_characters) | LEFT(text_col, 4) | Gigasheet Rocks | Giga |
| RIGHT | Retrieve values located on the right side of a text value. | RIGHT(text, num_characters) | RIGHT(text_col, 4) | Gigasheet Rocks | ocks |
| IF | Return one of two outcomes depending on the given conditional. | IF(boolean, value_if_true, value_if_false) | IF(temp_col > 80, "High", "Low") | 100 | High |
| AND | Returns true when all given inputs are true and false otherwise. | AND(boolean1, boolean2, [boolean3, ...]) | AND(temp_col > 80, temp_col < 90) | 100 | False |
| OR | Returns true when any of the given inputs is true and false otherwise. | OR(boolean1, boolean2, [boolean3, ...]) | OR(temp_col > 80, temp_col < 90) | 100 | True |
| NOT | Returns true when the input is false, and false otherwise. | NOT(boolean) | NOT(temp_col > 80) | 100 | False |
| ISBLANK | Returns true if the input is null or blank, and false otherwise. | ISBLANK(boolean) | ISBLANK(text_col) | something | False |
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