[ad_1] First, add a chart to your Google sheet. You can then edit the chart: In the Chart Editor, select the “Custom” tab in the sidebar, select “Series”, check the “Trendline” box, and customize your trendline settings. If you want a simple image to help your audience see the direction of the data on your … Read more
[ad_1] To share something you track in a spreadsheet, like company finances, club information, or a team roster, you can use a PDF instead of a spreadsheet. We will show you a couple of ways to convert Google Sheets to PDF. Depending on how you plan to share the file, you can simply download, save, … Read more
[ad_1] Microsoft Excel spreadsheets can have thousands of cells to store data, which can slow down your PC, even if there is no visible data in many of the cells. Fortunately, Microsoft is rolling out a new feature to improve spreadsheet performance. Microsoft mentioned in a recent blog post that empty cells with extra formatting … Read more
[ad_1] There’s nothing worse than working on a formula in your spreadsheet and getting an error instead of a result. Here, we’ll take a look at the formula parsing errors you may see in Google Sheets and how to fix them. Some errors you see in Google Sheets give you details. For example, the #N/A … Read more
[ad_1] You can format the data in your cells in different ways for currency, dates, percentage, text, and numbers. If you’re working with formulas where you want to format those results, you can use a handful of Google Sheets functions. These functions work with other functions and formulas, but they also work alone. However you … Read more
[ad_1] Google Sheets allows you to sort your spreadsheets as well as the content of those spreadsheets by date. You can use the built-in features of Sheets to do this, and we’ll show you how. Sort your data by date in Google Sheets To sort a data set in your spreadsheet using the date column, … Read more