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The Beginner’s Guide to Google Sheets
The Beginner’s Guide to Google Sheets – By Brady Gavin How-To Geek
If you’re just beginning to use Google Sheets, its extensive features and add-ons can be a bit overwhelming. Here are some tips to get you on the fast track to start using this powerful, free alternative to Microsoft Excel.
Conditional Formatting in Google Sheets
Conditional Formatting in Google Sheets (Complete Guide) – By Simpletivity YouTube
How to create named functions in Google Sheets
How to create named functions in Google Sheets – By Irene Okpanachi Android Police
SUM and VLOOKUP are only a few of the functions Google Sheets offers for using mathematical formulas. When dealing with complex calculations, Apps Script can help you create a custom one. It’s a difficult procedure unless you have JavaScript knowledge. As of August 2022, Google simplified the process of creating custom functions.
How to Link Data Between Multiple Spreadsheets
How to Link Data Between Multiple Spreadsheets – By Olga Rusnak blog.coupler.io
There comes a time in the life of every Google Sheets user when you need to reference a certain data range from another sheet, or even a spreadsheet, to create a combined master view of both. This will let you consolidate information from multiple worksheets into a single one.
How To Create A Pivot Table
How To Create A Pivot Table In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets – By Rob Rich SlashGear
Before you get ready to set up any Pivot Tables in Excel, it’s important to make sure your spreadsheet doesn’t contain any formatting quirks that could disrupt the automated part of the process.
People Sure Are Bad at Creating Passwords
People Sure Are Bad at Creating Passwords – By Jake Peterson Lifehacker
Bad password habits are hard to break. In the olden days of the internet, many of us got used to repeating the same, easy-to-remember password on every site, so we’d never have to worry about getting locked out.
How to Automatically Highlight Values in Google Sheets
How to Automatically Highlight Values in Google Sheets – By How-To Geek How-To Geek
An easy way to make numbers stand out in Google Sheets is with conditional formatting. You can automatically apply formatting like a bold font or cell color when certain values meet your criteria.
How to lock cells in Google Sheets
How to lock cells in Google Sheets – By Karandeep Singh Android Police
With Google consistently improving its office suite over the years, Google Sheets has turned into a worthy alternative to the industry standard Microsoft Excel that is available for everyone for free. One big advantage of Sheets is its collaborative feature, which allows you to share a spreadsheet with anyone with a Google account.