Google Sheets gives users a number of different ways to add columns of numbers together. We’ll explain the different methods for adding columns and point out the quickest methods to help you build your spreadsheets more efficiently. Add Values Using the SUM Function To add a column of numbers using SUM function in Google Sheets, […]
Pivot tables have become a fundamental tool for spreadsheet analysis in Google Sheets. They allow users to group, sort, and filter data quickly and efficiently while allowing users to add additional levels of detail to columns or rows while the pivot table automatically re-calculates and adjusts. What are Pivot Tables? Pivot tables are powerful data
Google Sheets gives users a number of different ways to alphabetize their spreadsheets. From sorting a single column to sorting an entire range of columns or a table, there are many different ways to sort data alphabetically to meet your needs. How to Alphabetize a Worksheet in Google Sheets The quickest method to alphabetize a
Google Sheets makes it easy to add trendlines to charts and display the equation used. This is especially useful for finding the slope of a trend line and other details when Google Sheets uses linear regression for the trend. We’ll explain how to add trend lines to charts as well as how to find the
Google sheets allows users to create line graphs of one or multiple series. While Google Sheets makes creating line charts easy, it supports a number of features to help you format charts to fit your company’s branding. We’ll explain how to create them and cover a number of popular formatting options to make your charts
Google Sheets provides users with a number of different sorting options. The sorting option you choose will largely depend on how much of the spreadsheet you want to sort, such as the entire worksheet or a subsection of it and what type of user experience you want to provide for your report viewers. We’ll explain
Google Sheets supports a number of common charts and graphs, bar charts being among the most popular. They’re easy to add to your worksheet and support a number of configurations. We’ll explain how to add bar charts to your workbook and highlight the most popular formatting options. Why Use Bar Charts? Bar charts simplify comparisons,
Google Sheets has the ability to insert multiple rows in a worksheet at one time. There are multiple methods ranging from using the Insert Menu, the contextual menu when right-clicking or keyboard shortcuts. We’ll explain all three methods for inserting multiple rows or columns into your worksheet. Selecting Multiple Rows at One Time The first
There are three methods for inserting multiple columns into Google Sheets at one time. You can use the right-click contextual menu, options inside of the Insert menu, or keyboard shorts. We’ll explain all 3 methods to make building your Google Sheet as fast as possible. Selecting Multiple Columns The first step to inserting multiple columns
Text wrapping is a formatting option that automatically places text on multiple rows when the string of text is too long to fit within a single cell. Google Sheets gives users several different options to wrap text that include a quick toolbar button, the formatting dropdown menu, and keyboard shortcuts. What is Text Wrapping? Text
