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Google Sheets percentage formulas - usage and examples

You may think percentage calculations are useful only if you use them for work. But in reality, they help you in everyday life. Do you know how to tip properly? Is this discount a real deal? How much will you pay with this interest rate? Come find the answers to these and other similar questions in this article. Continue reading

How to filter in Google Sheets by condition

When analyzing data in Google Sheets, it's helpful to focus on specific parts of your dataset. Whether you're interested in certain values, colors, or dates, Google Sheets filters can assist you. In this article, I’ll guide you on how to set up conditions correctly while making sure you don't affect other users in shared spreadsheets, and share a few unique tips you won’t find elsewhere. Continue reading

How to add, use and delete checkboxes in Google Sheets

Google Sheets offers more than just standard cells for data; it also has interactive elements like checkboxes that will make your data more organized. They’re used to create interactive lists, manage task completion, and even format data based on checked or unchecked boxes. Let’s explore how you can add, use and make the most of checkboxes in Google Sheets. Continue reading

How to work with conditional formatting in Google Sheets

Learn how to use conditional formatting in Google Sheets. This guide covers everything from setting basic formatting rules based on numbers, text, dates, and other cell values, to using custom formulas for cases like deadlines or specific values. By setting up format rules tailored to your unique needs, you’ll save time, reduce errors, and make the most important details stand out. Continue reading

Google Sheets Chart Tutorial

Whether you analyze business indicators, make presentation or write a report, charts and graphs will help your audience to understand complex dependencies and regularities. This tutorial will teach you different ways to build charts and graphs in Google Sheets to make your presentations informative and impressive. Continue reading