Productivity
Import Data From One Google Sheets File Into Another
How to Use the IMPORTRANGE Function to Import Data From One Google Sheets File Into Another – howtogeek.com
Do you need to import a range of cells from another Google Sheets spreadsheet? If so, the IMPORTRANGE function is designed to do just that! What’s more, if the source changes, so does the imported range. Here’s how to use this useful tool.
Chromebook Power User Tricks
9 Chromebook Power User Tricks You Shoul d Be Using- howtogeek.com
Your Chromebook is far more capable than you give it credit for. In fact, Chromebooks can do just about anything that other modern laptops can thanks to a few recent updates to ChromeOS.
4 Ways to Split Data Into Multiple Columns in Microsoft Excel
4 Ways to Split Data Into Multiple Columns in Microsoft Excel – howtogeek.com
Splitting the contents of a cell into more than one column manually in Microsoft Excel would take too much time and likely result in errors. Fortunately, the program offers many ways—from built-in tools and automated processes to easy-to-use functions—to execute this data-sorting task.
New to Multi-Monitors? Don’t Make These Mistakes
New to Multi-Monitors? Don’t Make These Mistakes – By Gaurav Shukla How-To Geek
Multi-monitor setups boost your productivity and deliver a more immersive experience. However, it’s easy for a novice to stumble while assembling the setup and make mistakes. Here are some of the most common ones and how to avoid them.
Ways to use Google Sheets beyond number crunching
9 unique ways to use Google Sheets beyond number crunching – By Parth Shah Android Police
Google Sheets excels (no pun intended) at calculations and data analysis. Still, its versatility extends beyond financial data. This post explores seven unique ways to leverage Google Sheets, from building interactive habit trackers and fun games to planning your dream vacation and creating a visual family history. Here is how to unlock the hidden potential of Google Sheets and make it a crucial part of your toolkit in no time. Since Google Sheets is a web app, you can access it on desktop PCs, Macs, and Chromebooks.
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.
You’re Using Browser Tabs Wrong
You’re Using Browser Tabs Wrong – By Corbin Davenport How-To Geek
Browser tabs and windows are supposed to be pages you are actively using, not pages you saved several days (or weeks, or months) ago and might need again. If you’re piling up browser tabs, using bookmarks could give you a productivity and organizational boost.
Things to Do When You Get a New Android Phone
9 Things to Do When You Get a New Android Phone – By Mahesh Makvana How-To Geek
Have you got a shiny new Android phone? If so, perform a few things on your phone to ensure it runs as smoothly as you expect it to and is as useful as you want it to be. Let me show you what to do on your new phone.
How to use the latest AI video editing tools in Google Photos
How to use the latest AI video editing tools in Google Photos – By David Nield The Verge
Google Photos continues to get new and improved features on a regular basis, and one of the most recent Android updates has focused on video editing. Even if you don’t have the latest Pixel 9 phone (which is required if you want to try out the weird new Reimagine tool), you can now speed up, slow down, and enhance your clips with a few taps as well as trim them down more easily.
Optimize Your Hard Drive and Extend Data Life – Including SSDs with SpinRite!
Optimize Your Hard Drive and Extend Data Life – Including SSDs with SpinRite! – By Dave’s Garage YouTube
Turn Any Website Into an Android App
How to Turn Any Website Into an Android App (and Why You Should) – By Dibakar Ghosh How-To Geek
Imagine accessing your favorite web-only tools as native apps on your Android smartphone. Or better yet, having separate instances of the same app logged in from two or three different accounts. That’s just scratching the surface of what’s possible, and here’s a complete guide to how it’s done!
Clipboard History – Windows Feature
Clipboard History Is the Best Windows Feature You’re Probably Not Using – By Ismar Hrnjicevic How-To Geek
If you’re like me, there’s a pretty good chance that you’ve never used one of Windows’ most underrated productivity features, even if you’ve been using Windows PCs for decades. The feature is called “Clipboard,” and we should all start using it immediately to improve efficiency.
New! Inline autofill for cards and identities
New! Inline autofill for cards and identities – By Danielle Flinn bitwarden.com
Don’t have cards in Bitwarden yet? No problem! After entering your payment information in a checkout form, select the New card button from the Bitwarden inline autofill menu.
The easiest way to add your ID and other cards to Google Wallet
The easiest way to add your ID and other cards to Google Wallet – By Ian Carlos Campbell pocket-lint.com
Google Wallet is Google’s digital payment, pass, and identification app on Android and the web. Much like the Wallet app on the iPhone, it’s the main way to tap-to-pay and manage your payment options on many Android phones, but it can also hold other kinds of passes and identification.
Productivity tweaks you can make to your PC
10 of the best productivity tweaks you can make to your PC – By Parth Shah XDA Developers
Apart from a UI makeover, the transition from Windows 10 to Windows 11 also brought many new features that can streamline your workflow and boost productivity. Microsoft offers some practical, easy-to-implement tips that will transform your PC or laptop into a lean, mean productivity machine in minutes.