Matthew Levine

Adjusting the row height in Google Sheets is a simple process. You just need to right-click on the row number, select “Resize row,” and then enter the desired height. Alternatively, you can drag the boundary below the row number until the row is the height you want. After completing this action, the rows in your … Read more

Unmerging cells in Google Sheets is a pretty straightforward process. Simply highlight the merged cell you want to separate, right-click to open the context menu, and select “Unmerge cells”. Voila! You’re back to having individual cells. This action can be particularly useful when you need to reorganize data or make changes to your spreadsheet layout. … Read more

To remove borders in Google Sheets, simply select the cells you want to edit, click on the border icon in the toolbar, and choose “Clear borders”. This action will promptly remove any existing borders from your selected cells, giving your spreadsheet a cleaner look. After completing this action, your selected cells will appear without any … Read more

Indenting in Google Sheets is quite simple. To indent text in a cell, first, select the cell where you want to indent text. Then, click on “Format” in the menu bar, select “Text wrapping” and choose “Wrap”. After that, click on “Format” again, choose “Align” and then “Indent”. You can increase the indent by clicking … Read more

Converting Google Sheets to PDF is a useful skill that can help you share your work in a widely accepted format. After completing the conversion, you will have a PDF file that maintains the formatting of your original spreadsheet, making it easier to view and share with others who may not have access to Google … Read more

Outlining cells in Google Sheets is a breeze. All you need to do is select the cells you want to outline, click on the borders icon in the toolbar, and choose the border style you want. And voila, you have a neatly outlined set of cells that can make your data pop and help with … Read more

Saving a Google Sheets document to CSV is a straightforward process. Simply open the file in Google Sheets, go to the File menu, select ‘Download’, and then choose ‘Comma-separated values (.csv, current sheet)’. This will download a CSV file of your spreadsheet to your computer. After you’ve saved your Google Sheets document as a CSV … Read more

To go to the next line in Google Sheets, simply press ‘Enter’ after selecting the cell where you want the new line to begin. This action will move the cursor to the next line within the same cell, allowing you to continue typing without creating a new row or column. After you complete this action, … Read more

Creating a header row in Google Sheets is a simple process that involves freezing the first row of your sheet so that it remains visible as you scroll down through your data. This ensures that your column labels are always on display, making your data easier to navigate and understand. After you’ve frozen the header … Read more