Open https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uazDIHQxew4WJWd_lhYgIPeBIvMke89q6384BCxpJjg
Then click File > Make a copy
- Flag Vectorial SVG | PNG | Emoji
⚠️ Emojis are displayed as a country code on Windows 11 - Phone prefix
- Language ISO 639-1 code(s)
- Top-level domain(s)
- Currencies
- Groups UN | EU | BRICS | G20 | G7 | GCC | AU | ASEAN | NATO | Mercosur
- Continent | Region
- Capital
- Sovereignity
- Area of the country
- Population
- Country ISO 3166-1 codes A-2 (2 letters) | A-3 (3 letters) | numeric
- Country name Short name | ISO 3166 name | Official state name
- Wikipedia article links Country | Flag | ISO | Domain name
- Country FIPS 10-04 code
You can retrieve the SVG image of your flag
- by common name
=XLOOKUP("France",Flags[Short name],Flags[Image]) - by ISO code
=XLOOKUP("France",Flags[ISO A-2],Flags[Image]) - using a dropdown menu
You can fetch flag
- of every country flag 🇺🇸🇫🇷🇬🇧🇨🇭🇯🇵🇨🇳...
- of country set like European Union 🇪🇺
- worldwide symbol 🌐
- in PNG as well
=XLOOKUP("France",Flags[Short name],Flags[330px])
Dynamic imports are made from Wikipedia (Wikimedia Commons)
- Wikipedia is the most reliable website for those resources
- the risk of having dead links is minimal
[SVG]colomn contains SVG flags dynamically crawled from Wikipedia.[330px]colomn contains PNG flags dynamically crawled from Wikipedia. It can be pasted as value to[Image]column to use PNG by default.[Image]column contains SVG flags which was copied from[SVG]column. No external access required to use it.
RightClick > Dropdown > Select Dropdown (from a range)
Use a constant range from any sheet of your file
=Flags[Short name]for common names=Flags[ISO A-2]for ISO codes
You can customize the country order
- for example United States and tech countries on the top of the dropdown list
- Select 🎓Wide flags tab
- Click View > Full screen
- Then scroll up/down
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