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Search_key - is the value to search for (lookup value or unique identifier). The first 3 arguments are required, the last one is optional:

Vlookup in Google Sheets without formulas (Merge Sheets add-on).Case-sensitive Google Sheets Vlookup formula.Google Sheets Index Match formula for left Vlookup.

#Gmail date format how to#

How to use VLOOKUP in Google Sheets - formula examples.

Google Sheets VLOOKUP - syntax and usage.

But that's not true! In fact, it's easy to do VLOOKUP in Google Sheets, and in a moment you will make sure of it. Google Sheets VLOOKUP works in a similar way - looks up and retrieves matching data from another table on the same sheet or from a different sheet.Ī widespread opinion is that VLOOKUP is one of the most difficult and obscure functions. You often perform such tasks in everyday life, for example when scanning a flight schedule board for your flight number to get the departing time and status. When working with interrelated data, one of the most common challenges is finding information across multiple sheets.

There is no tags git-send-email and git-format-patch which I would like to use (reputation will not allow creating them).The tutorial explains the syntax of the Google Sheets VLOOKUP function and shows how to use Vlookup formulas for solving real-life tasks. Is my thinking somehow misguided in wanting this? Is there some deeper thinking in treating the email date and commit date as one? This to me is analogous to pushing local changes to some public branch - the dates are kept. I really would like to see the original commit (implementation) dates in the applied patches for record (series of patches merged in one commit would tell the time of incorporating to the published branch). Note that if git send-email would honor the commit dates recorded by git format-patch then I could use cover letter ( git send-email -cover-letter) to deal with the problem number 1, relying on the threading support of the git send-email and MUAs. But then it start to look like I need to start rewriting the threading options that are already implemented in git send-email. Okay, of course I can enable SMTP debugging ( git send-email -smtp-debug=1) and extract the Message-Id from the output.

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I can only easily apply this method to sending one patch, not a series of patches, if I want them to appear in the same mail thread.

Because the mail date and commit date are collapsed to one (which I regard as conceptual defect), the mail will appear in the inbox in wrong time which is inconvenient.

#Gmail date format Patch#

Partial work-around: By using a wrapper script for git send-email, it is possible to extract the commit date from the patch and use faketime or similar method to force the git send-email to obey the commit date. When applying the commits with git am, the date as in Date: header of the received email is used.When using git send-email to send the patches, the commit date is changed to the moment of sending.Patches created with git format-patch have the commit date recorded as Date: header.Observations: this is my observation about treating dates for which I have not found way to alter Question: Is there a way to tell git send-email to honor git format-patch dates?īetter still, is there way to not regard the mail date and commit date as distinct?