Category: Google sheets

Why is google sheets free?

In short, I think that Google Sheets shines because it’s both free and easy-to-use. It only takes a Google account to log in and start building a Google Docs spreadsheet. It’s hard to compete with free, and although other apps have free elements, Sheets is totally free to use. It’s hard to compete with free, […]

Can google sheets merge cells?

It is very easy to merge cells in google sheets. First, open google sheets. Then select the cells you want to merge. Now click on the kind of merge you want from the options—Merge all, Merge horizontally and Merge vertically. Depending on your selection of the cells, you’ll be able to see different kinds of […]

Can google sheets work offline?

Though Google Sheets is primarily used for creating and editing spreadsheets while you’re online, you can access the program when you’re offline. This works by creating local copies of your files so you can work when you’re in a cellular dead zone or any area where connectivity is sparse. One of the next things we […]

Can google sheets do vba?

Google Sheets cannot use VBA, Visual Basic for Applications. Google Sheets uses Google Apps Script which is based on Javascript 1.6 with some additional features of 1.7, 1.8 and some of the ECMAS 5 API. What is VBA in Excel used for? Visual Basic for Applications or VBA is used by developers to extend the […]

Does google sheets support tables?

Unfortunately Google Sheets doesn’t have that native table feature, but you can create auto-expanding formulas by using array formulas, that will calculate whenever new rows are added. Have a look at this post for an example: https://www., and benlcollins., and com/formula-examples/array-formulas-forms/. Unfortunately, Sheets doesn’t have a “one stop shop” for Tables. Here are two very […]

Are google sheets private?

The content you save on Google Docs, Sheets, & Slides is private to you, from others, unless you choose to share it. Learn how to share or stop sharing files in Google Docs, Sheets, & Slides. Google respects your privacy. We access your private content only when we have your permission or are required to […]