The ultimate guide to Google Sheets as a reliable data source – Keep calm and use lots of data validation

I occasionally need to grant a non-technical colleague the ability to input information into our data warehouse on an ad-hoc basis. For example, our customer service team at Milk Bar maintains a list of special wedding cakeorders in Google Sheets that we need to collect data from for downstream calculations.

The 7 Most Useful Google Sheets Formulas By Aja Frost, blog.hubspot.com

Lately, the best part of my day has been figuring out the cool new things I can do in Google Sheets — which, yes, definitely means I need to get out more, but also means I can share my favorite formulas with you.

How to Automate Google Sheets With Macros By Brady Gavin, www.howtogeek.com

Google Sheets lets you automate repetitive tasks with macros, and you can then bind them to keyboard shortcuts to execute them quickly. They work using Google Apps Script to capture your actions for later use.

Google Docs (6) – Working with images By Bazroberts, www.bazroberts.com

Images make a document for more interesting and also easier to understand. Here we’ll look at working with images. 

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Here you'll find tutorials on how to use Google Docs.

The Best Free Dropbox Alternatives (For More Than 3 Devices) By Chris Hoffman, www.howtogeek.com

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Dropbox now limits free users to a maximum of three syncing devices at one time. If you need more devices and don’t want to open your wallet, Google, Microsoft, and even Apple are superior to Dropbox.

How to Use Google Docs Offline By Brady Gavin, www.howtogeek.com

Google Docs is great, but because it typically requires an internet connection to use, getting things done when you’re offline can be challenging. If you’re using Google Chrome, an official extension named Google Docs Offline changes that.

How to Create Multiple Columns in Google Docs – By Brady Gavin, www.howtogeek.com

Google Docs can split a document up into columns, which is excellent for making newsletters, pamphlets, and brochures. Here’s how you can separate parts of your document up into two or three columns in Google Docs.

How to Create a Table of Contents in Google Docs – By Brady Gavin, www.howtogeek.com

Adding a table of contents to your document is a useful way to show readers each topic/chapter listed inside your file. When you create a table of contents in Google Docs, it automatically generates one and adds links that jump to each section they reference when clicked, allowing for quick access to specific parts of your document.

The Ultimate Guide to Google Slides By Clifford Chi, blog.hubspot.com​

Slide decks are ubiquitous in the business world. To present new findings or strategies, train new employees, and even sell your product, you’ll often use a deck to easily convey information and visually engage an audience.

The 10 Best Google Docs Add-Ons for More Professional Documents – By Neeraj Chand, www.makeuseof.com

Microsoft Word may be the most widely-used word processor, but Google Docs is also gaining rapid popularity. Google Docs allows multiple users to edit the same document. It is also the safer option to create and save a document online using Google Docs than only saving a copy on your computer.

How to See Recent Changes to Your Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides File By Brady Gavin, www.howtogeek.com

The Google Suite offers you a handy way to view all the changes that have occurred in a file on Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides. This is extremely useful when you’ve made lots of changes to a file or are working as part of a team and need to track the changes made to a shared file. Here’s how you can view the recent changes to your Google Docs File.

25 incredibly useful things you didn’t know Google Docs could do by fastcompany.com

When you’re working in a word processor, every second you save matters. And while Google Docs may seem simple on the surface, it’s practically overflowing with out-of-sight options that can help you get more done with less effort.

The best part? They’re all already there and just waiting to be embraced. All you have to do is find them—and then remember to put them to use. Here’s a head start.

25 Ways Google Drive Can Help Power Your WordPress Business by elegantthemes.com

Google Drive has saved my life (professionally, at least) on any number of occasions. I know that some people are wary of services like Google Drive or iCloud for fear of being locked into a single company’s ecosystem (or walled garden, as they’re usually referred to), but there are a lot of benefits to using Google Drive if you’re running a WordPress business. We use it here at Elegant Themes, and it makes putting things into your hands so much easier.