Reputation: 5
I'm sure this is probably a simple answer but I can't work out where I'm going wrong. I have a data table that I've copied to a new tab from (ForMaster!A511:G574). It brings in 7 columns data, the last 2 columns containing numerical values.
Sample Doc https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zcIHvSM1V_rVH8uiRE1ZhQHkptJLLlw9gnumSurZOps/edit?usp=sharing
I've been trying to set up a query that would look at columns F & G and remove rows where there is a zero in both columns. Ultimately, I want rows that have a $value in either to remain. This is a live doc, so if a row initially has a zero, I'd like it to be visible if a value is added at a future date.
I've tried using =QUERY({ForMaster!A511:G574},"select * where Col6 >=0 or Col7 >=0"), but it doesn't eliminate any rows.
Please help.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 876
Reputation: 5163
The comparison should be only greater than 0 to eliminate rows with both zero values.
=QUERY({ForMaster!A511:G574},"select * where F>0 or G>0")
Sample Data:
Upvotes: 1