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That's a great tool. The other day I had a CSV of ML predicted data which I had to analyse. Created a google sheet with the CSV and wrote Query function to generate reports.
Possible to share or point to where to learn about that? Have been having a lot of fun and success with query and always looking to push it further!
I use query a lot in sheets.

The behavior gets wonky when other users apply filters and sorts.

Why MS hasn't implemented a similar UDF in Excel is truly beyond me. No, Power BI isn't the same thing.
https://www.querystorm.com
That looks really great, thanks for sharing!
While it's a cool project it cannot be compared to Sheets Query as long as Excel doesn't implement array expanding formulas (out-puting an array from a single cell formula).

PowerQuery is a very powerful tool for ETL is also not comparable as it's not natively integrated into Excel and still acts as an external component. [ex-Excel FTE here)

You're going to love this: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Excel-Blog/Preview-of...

But you'll probably also love Mesh Spreadsheets: http://chrispsn.com/mesh-preview.html http://mesh-spreadsheet.com/

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck! I am in awe. Thank God. I can barely contain my enthusiasm.

I literally wrote a "SUPERLOOKUP" formula in VBA that would apply SORT and UNIQUE but making the range dynamic would require an XLL which is a beast I never had time to tame as a hobbyist... this is a dream come true. My eyes are literally watery. Wow.

Nice! I saw the initial versions of it, it took years to finish dev.
Agreed, I would say query is the strongest reason to use Sheets over Excel
I love Google Sheets. The API is perfect for rapid prototypes and shits