Creating a graph in Google Sheets is a simple process that involves inputting data, selecting the desired graph type, and customizing the graph to fit your needs. Once you have your data ready, you can easily visualize it in the form of a chart or graph with just a few clicks. After completing this task, … Read more
Copying formulas on Google Sheets is surprisingly simple. Select the cell with the formula you want to copy, click on the small blue square at the bottom right corner of the cell, and drag it across the cells where you want the formula to be applied. Voila! Your formula is now copied to those cells. … Read more
Adding bullets in Google Sheets is a straightforward process. First, select the cell where you want to insert the bullet. Then, press Alt + 7 on your number pad if you’re using Windows, or Option + 8 if you’re on a Mac. Voilà! You’ve successfully added a bullet to your cell. For multiple bullets, simply … Read more
Adding automatic timestamps to cells in Google Sheets is a simple yet effective way to track changes or entries in your spreadsheet. By using Google Sheets’ in-built functions, you can easily create a timestamp that updates automatically whenever a cell is edited. Here’s a quick overview: you will use a script editor to add a … Read more
Printing labels from Google Sheets is a straightforward process. You simply set up your data, format it correctly, and use a label printing add-on or third-party software to get your labels ready to print. After printing, you’ll have a set of labels populated with the information from your Google Sheets document. After completing these steps, … Read more
Deleting rows on Google Sheets on an Android device is a straightforward process. Simply open the Google Sheets app, select the rows you want to delete by tapping on the row numbers, then tap on the three vertical dots in the top-right corner and choose “Delete rows.” And just like that, the selected rows will … Read more
Deleting comments in Google Sheets is as simple as right-clicking on the cell with the comment, selecting ‘Comment,’ and then ‘Delete.’ This will remove the comment from your sheet immediately. Once you delete a comment, it is permanently removed from the sheet. There’s no way to recover it, so make sure you really want it … Read more
Printing gridlines in Google Sheets is a simple task. You just need to navigate to the ‘View’ menu and select the ‘Show’ option, followed by ‘Gridlines’. This will instantly display the gridlines on your worksheet, making it easier to distinguish between cells and manage data. After completing this action, your Google Sheets document will display … Read more
To turn off autofill in Google Sheets, simply go to the Tools menu, select “Autofill,” and click on “None.” After completing this action, your Google Sheets will no longer automatically fill in data based on patterns it recognizes from your input. When autofill is turned off, you’ll have to manually enter all data into your … Read more
Increasing the row height in Google Sheets is a piece of cake! Just move your cursor to the line between two rows in the row headers on the left, click and drag to adjust the height manually. Or, right-click on the row number, select ‘Resize row,’ and enter the desired height. You’ll see the rows … Read more