Recently I got this query from a reader on whether there’s a formula to get the column letter instead of the column index number in Google Sheets. For example, column #7 in Google Sheets is
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
The more I use Google Sheets, the more I realize how powerful it is. And at the same time, there are some things that I wish were an inbuilt part of Google sheets. One such
Sometimes you may have a need for Google sheets to keep refreshing themselves after a certain time interval. For example, if you’re tracking stock prices in Google Sheets or if you’re tracking currency conversions, then
Watch Video – Remove Hyperlinks in Google Sheets Hyperlinks are quite useful in Google Sheets when you’re working with web page data. Or when you have links to files and folders where you can simply
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
We often feel the need to rearrange columns in our spreadsheet. Sometimes as an after-thought, other times, we might want to bring two columns next to each other to just easily compare their values. Whatever
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