Category: Google sheets

Google Sheets and Excel are quite similar in terms of formulas and calculations. Many of their features are the same. Both have data in the form of a table or, in other words, rows and columns; the major difference between Excel and Google Sheets is that the latter provides links to the owner to share […]

However, only people with a Google Account will be able to edit the Google Sheet. 1 – Open the file you want to share and click the green “Share” button in the upper right corner of your screen 2 – Enter the email addresses for each person with whom you want to share your spreadsheet. […]

Google Sheets Macros are small programs you create inside of Google Sheets without needing to write any code. They’re used to automate repetitive tasks. They work by recording your actions as you do something and saving these actions as a “recipe” that you can re-use again with a single click. You could be wondering “What […]

Using the above trigonometric functions in Google Spreadsheets may be easier than doing it manually, but, as mentioned, it is important to realize that when using these functions, the angle needs to be measured in radians rather than degrees — which is the unit most of us are not familiar with. To make it easier […]

Our website provides a free download of Google Sheets 1.1. The default filename for the program’s installer is chrome_proxy., and exe. The following versions: 1.2, 1.1 and 1.0 are the most frequently downloaded ones by the program users. Google Sheets was developed to work on Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10 and is compatible […]

Turns out, basic web scraping, automatically grabbing data from websites, is possible right in your Google Sheet, without needing to write any code. You can extract specific information from a website and show it in your Google Sheet using some of Sheets’ special formulas. Can google sheets pull data from excel? In order to pull […]

Yes, this is very much doable in Google Sheets, using the hyperlink function. To do it, open the hyperlinking window using one of the above-mentioned methods (the formula method won’t work, as both sheets will be under the same URL). In the Link field, you’ll see the Sheets in this spreadsheet option. To select a […]

So, as for pricing, Google sheets prove to be a much better alternative than Microsoft Excel. Another advantage of Google sheets is the ease of collaboration. If you’re working on a Google sheet, and you feel that you need the help of your team in creating something worthwhile, you can ask your team to join […]

Google Sheets saves every step of your work so you can always go back a step (or two) if needed. Press Cmd + Z if you’re on a Mac, or Ctrl + Z if you’re on a PC and you’ll undo your previous step. Keep pressing and you’ll simply go further back through your changes. […]

Google Sheets is a free spreadsheet application that you can use when you sign into your Google Account. Sheets that you create online are saved to your Google Drive, and you can access them through the Web browser on your phone or computer, or through a dedicated app. Where do google sheets save? How to […]