#=QUERY Formula on Sheets

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Potentially obvious/simple question and workaround. I have very little coding experience under my belt and I'm unable to troubleshoot this one for the life of me. I have 4 sheets, each of them containing 9 instances of this formula with adjusted E and F v

eets in my Google Sheets document, each containing a list of items and their corresponding categories. I want to create a new sheet that displays all the unique categories from these 4 sheets so that I can easily see which categories are present across all sheets.

One way to achieve this is by using the =UNIQUE() function in Google Sheets. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

  1. First, create a new sheet where you want to display the unique categories.
  2. In cell A1 of the new sheet, enter the following formula:
    =UNIQUE({'Sheet1'!B2:B; 'Sheet2'!B2:B; 'Sheet3'!B2:B; 'Sheet4'!B2:B})
    Replace 'Sheet1', 'Sheet2', 'Sheet3', and 'Sheet4' with the actual names of your sheets.
  3. Press Enter, and you should see a list of all unique categories from the 4 sheets displayed in column A of the new sheet.

This formula combines data from all 4 sheets using curly brackets {} and separates them using semicolons ;. The =UNIQUE() function then removes any duplicate values, leaving only the unique categories.

By following these steps, you should be able to easily generate a list of unique categories from multiple sheets in your Google Sheets document.

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