Google Spreadsheets is a great collaboration tool that stores everything we do. It maintains a detailed version history of who made the changes, what changes were made, and when the changes were made. Also, we can restore the version history in Google Spreadsheets if we want to move to the earlier version. On this page, … Read more
Naming a Column in Google Sheets will be very helpful when you are applying formulas. For example, if you have a column name as Employee Salary and when you want to perform some calculations using formulas such as SUM, then you can simply enter the formula as =SUM(Employee Salary) instead of column range such as … Read more
Dates are one of the most important parts of Google Sheets. With the help of various date formats in Google Spreadsheets, we can create customize the dates based on the location we are dwelling in. For example, imagine that you are working for a UK client for which you will have to use the date … Read more
With the new update rolled out by Google Workspace, anyone will be able to present the Google Docs, Sheets, or PPT in Google Meet. In the earlier days, most of the people used to present their screen and help to view Google Sheets in that way. With the new update, one may use Google Docs, … Read more
Charts are one of the most interactive ways which help us to present data in an easily understandable way. However, creating charts in Google Sheets is very easy when compared to Google Docs and Slides. Also, we have the option to link the chart which has been created in Google Sheets to Google Docs or … Read more
The Google Spreadsheet usually doesn’t format numbers by default. So when you are working with Google Sheets to perform basic calculations with numbers such as budget analysis or accounting, then it would be extremely difficult to read the numbers. This is where we want to customize the number format in Google Sheets as per our … Read more
Google Sheets is a web-based spreadsheet application, like Microsoft Excel, which allows you to store and organize various types of information. While Google Sheets does not have all of the advanced features of Excel, it is simple to create and edit spreadsheets ranging from simple to complex. Like Excel, Google Sheets also comes with Paste … Read more
A Gantt chart is a type of bar chart that is widely used to show how a project’s schedule is broken down into tasks or events and plotted against time. With the help of this Chart, one can easily understand the flow of the projects and so on. However, Google Sheets doesn’t have default chart … Read more
At times, when we are using Google Sheets we might fall under a situation where we would like to view the sum or average of the numbers without applying formulas. Google Sheets allows us to count, minimum value, maximum value, the sum of the numbers, average numbers, count numbers, and so on without applying formulas. … Read more
Usually, when we create charts in Google Spreadsheet, we often stick to the default layout suggested by Google Sheets. For example, when we try to insert a Chart in Spreadsheet, the Google Sheets will automatically pick x and y axes which we might change. However, do you know that we can customize the Google Sheets … Read more
Filter function in Google Spreadsheets is one of the coolest features which allow you to see only what data you wish to see. However, when you are applying the global filter, it affects all the users who are using that spreadsheet. To overcome this issue, we can simply filter the Google Sheets data without changing … Read more