Sumit is a Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel Expert.
Highlights
Experience
Sumit Bansal is renowned for his ability to simplify complex spreadsheet formulas, making them accessible and understandable. His writing is focused on providing practical, user-friendly training and tips to small business owners and data teams. Sumit's unique approach involves breaking down intricate spreadsheet functions into easily digestible parts.
Apart from his writing, Sumit is involved in business consulting, offering valuable insights and solutions to businesses aiming to optimize their data management and analysis processes using spreadsheet tools.
Education and Awards
Sumit's expertise in spreadsheets is recognized globally, as evidenced by his receipt of the Excel MVP award from Microsoft. This award highlights his exceptional skill in Excel and his commitment to sharing his knowledge and helping others in the field.
To hide gridlines in Google Sheets, use the “show” menu. I’ll show where to find this (and how to add only specific lines in your spreadsheet) below. Note that my
To add a drop down list in Google Sheets, use the insert menu or right click on a cell. The process differs a little from Excel. But rest assured, I’ll
To clear formatting in Google Sheets, use the dropdown menu or a keyboard shortcut. I’ll show both methods in this guide. Clear Formatting in Google Sheets When working with data
To count cells with text, you’ll need to use a specific function. This can be done with either COUNTA or COUNTIF. However, note that the COUNTIF function only counts cells
To split cells in Google Sheets, highlight the cell, select the “data” menu, and click “split text to columns”. Otherwise, use the SPLIT function. I’ll demo both in my guide
There’s a simple way to spell check in Google Sheets. Below, I’ll show you where to find it and how to make the most of it. Note that this differs
Do you need to hide zero values in Google Sheets? You’re in the right place. Sometimes, your data set looks cluttered with a bunch of zero values. That might be
Google Sheets VLOOKUP from another sheet is a simple way to pull data from other sources. To VLOOKUP from another sheet in Google Sheets, you can use the IMPORTRANGE function
Want to learn how to delete empty rows in Google Sheets? It’s a valuable skill that I use regularly, and luckily, it’s easy to learn, especially as I have highlighted
