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There are sometimes too many rows, which you do not need when working with Google Sheets. Therefore you can hide them to avoid confusion. You can hide a row with a right-click, or with the help of the 'help menu'. Let's take a look at the right click first. Hiding

There are sometimes too many columns when working with Google Sheets, which you do not always need. You can hide columns to avoid confusion. You can hide a column with a right-click, or with the help of a drop-down menu. Let's look at the right click first. Hide Columns with

Mathematics is pretty easy when working with Google Spreadsheets. You can perform operations manually, as well as useful functions. The best part is that when you perform an operation for once, you can apply it to the other column or row. How to Add with '+' Operator? We need

Sometimes there are so many rows in Google Sheets that you do not want to keep them all. Additionally, some pages shared with us might be sent hidden. If the number of rows is low, we can easily see the hidden rows. If the number of rows is high, we

4 operations are pretty easy when working with Google Sheets. You can operate with two cells, as well as with more than two.  In this article, we will go a little further and look at how to get the sum of an entire row. How to Sum a Column Using

You can easily do 4 operations in Google Sheets with different ways. These ways are differentiated according to the number of values ​​we will multiply by. You can multiply individual or multiply values, even columns or rows. How to Multiply Using a Formula? You can multiply two values ​​with the

Sometimes the tables are required to be constantly up to date when working with Google Spreadsheets. For example, let's assume there is a table with sales data. Because of adding or removing products from the sales table, the aggregation process needs to be updated. What you want is to update