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Slicing and dicing data is quite common for people working with text data in Google Sheets. And one of the common tasks a lot of people have to do often is to split a cell

Google Sheets is now the go-to spreadsheet tool for most people. It’s free, super easy to collaborate with, and has some pretty awesome functions and features. Even if you want to do something as basic

In most cases, data is arranged vertically (i.e., you read it from top to bottom) and there is an in-built functionality in Google Sheets to sort data that is arranged vertically. But what if you

Most people use Google Sheets for two basic purposes – creating a record database or doing simple calculations such as multiplying cells or columns. There are many ways to multiply columns (or cells or numbers)

When working with data in Google Sheets, you may need to combine some specific cells (or combine cells in two columns). There are multiple ways you can do this using formula in Google Sheets. In

Google Sheets is a great tool when you want to work with numbers, but a lot of people use it to maintain records and keep track of stuff. And when you work with text data