Google Sheets has been coming up with some really killer features lately, and the checkbox in Google Sheets is very useful. It’s super easy to insert a checkbox to a cell (unlike MS Excel, where
Google Sheets is a smart spreadsheet tool that has been made to be user intuitive. This means that sometimes when you enter data in Google Sheets, it will try to understand what you mean and
Sometimes, you may want a quick way to get the name of the current sheet in a cell (or a list of all the sheets in the Google Sheets documents in cells). One common scenario
Google Sheets has some kick-ass functions that can do a lot of heavy lifting. As a part of my online work, I often need to go to some websites and extract specific data points or
Those who switch from using Excel to Google Sheets often miss the fact that there is no in-built feature in Google Sheets to split cells diagonally. But if you still want to insert a diagonal
Giving a name to your columns can be quite useful if you want to use these in the formulas. Instead of using the column alphabet in the formula, you can instead use a better name
A big part of data analytics involves data cleaning. Well cleaned data is one that is free from incomplete, irrelevant, and redundant records. To remove redundancy, you need to get rid of duplicates, so that
Expressing quantities in percentage always help give a better sense of proportion. It helps us visualize the quantity better in our heads and is great for making comparisons. It’s no wonder that most common quantities
It’s always easier to work with data that has been organized and sorted in a particular order. They are easier to sift through and it’s easier to find data items of interest. This is why
