When managing data in Google Sheets, highlighting cells based on text in another cell can help you quickly identify patterns, categories, or actions required. Whether you're reviewing task statuses, ...
Conditional formatting in Google Sheets becomes even more powerful when paired with checkboxes. Whether you're building a task tracker, attendance sheet, or inventory checklist, you can visually ...
Sometimes, you might need to pull data directly from websites into Google Sheets. Google provides a few built-in formulas to do that. Importing data from websites into Google Sheets can be both ...
Changing the page orientation in Google Sheets is both a simple and very useful task. It lets you print any dataset in the format you prefer, which is Landscape or Portrait. For example, you’ve ...
If you’re using checkboxes in Google Sheets, for to-do lists, attendance tracking, or surveys, you might want to count how many have been checked (TRUE) or left unchecked (FALSE). Luckily, Google ...
If you've permanently deleted a Google Sheet and it's been more than 30 days, you may think it's gone forever. By default, deleted files are only kept in the Trash for 30 days. However, depending on ...
In many real-world cases, you might not want people to type anything into a spreadsheet freely. You want to limit what users can enter based on conditions, and often, those conditions depend on ...
When working with dropdowns in Google Sheets, sometimes having just one list of values is not enough. You may want a second dropdown to dynamically update its options based on what’s selected in the ...
Conditional Formatting allows you to format a cell or a range of cells based on the data of another cell. This helps you to highlight important data and increases visibility. However, this is a ...
When working on a spreadsheet, we often need to analyze our data in numerous ways. Sometimes, we might want to check every other row to find a pattern or sort some data. Removing every other row for ...