Google Sheets

If you use spreadsheets to illustrate trends, outliers, seasonal increases or decreases, then sparklines, a small-scale chart that can fit into a cell, are a great way to represent this type of data. If you use Google Sheets and are looking for a quick way to represent your data without getting into the complexity of […]

Let’s say you’ve landed great content in the form of a table or list on a website. Although you might directly try to copy and paste this content to your spreadsheet for later analysis, it’s not only time-consuming but may lead to potential errors. The better alternative is to figure out a way to scrape […]

Goal seeking is a popular and powerful technique in data analysis, frequently used to perform break-even and what-if analyses. Google’s Goal Seek is a free add-on that allows you to use this technique directly in Google Sheets. It can be used for simple tasks – like figuring out how many items you need to sell […]

Google Sheets offers various functions that allow you to import data in different formats, from different sources. In other articles, you can learn how to use IMPORTXML or IMPORTHTML to import tables and lists from the web into your Google Sheets.If you work with comma-separated or tab-separate value files, the IMPORTDATA function is a good […]

If you use spreadsheets to store data from the web or other external sources, both Excel and Google Sheets offer built-in functions that allow you...

When it comes to collecting, storing, and sharing data, Google Sheets is a great option. Its integration with other Google products, like Forms,...