Recall & Review
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What does the SELECT clause do in the QUERY function in Google Sheets?
The SELECT clause chooses which columns or data you want to see from your data range. It works like picking specific columns from a table.
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How do you select only the first and third columns from a data range using the SELECT clause?
Use
SELECT Col1, Col3 inside the QUERY function to show only the first and third columns.Click to reveal answer
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Can you use the SELECT clause to rename columns in the output?
No, the SELECT clause only chooses columns. To rename columns, you need to use other functions or manually change headers.
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What happens if you use
SELECT * in the QUERY function?Using
SELECT * means you want to select all columns from the data range without filtering any out.Click to reveal answer
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How do you write a QUERY formula to select columns B and D from data in A1:E10?
Use
=QUERY(A1:E10, "SELECT Col2, Col4"). This picks only columns B and D from the range.Click to reveal answer
In the QUERY function, what does the SELECT clause specify?
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The SELECT clause tells QUERY which columns to display from the data.
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SELECT * do in a QUERY formula?✗ Incorrect
SELECT * means select all columns from the data.How do you select the second column only in a QUERY formula?
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You use
SELECT Col2 to pick the second column in QUERY.Can the SELECT clause rename columns in the QUERY output?
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SELECT clause only chooses columns; renaming is not supported in QUERY.
Which of these is a correct SELECT clause to get columns 1 and 3?
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You must use
Col1, Col3 to select columns by number.Explain how the SELECT clause works in the QUERY function in Google Sheets.
Think about picking columns from a table.
You got /3 concepts.
Describe how to write a QUERY formula to select specific columns from a data range.
Remember the syntax inside QUERY.
You got /3 concepts.