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How to Convert Excel to Google Sheets?

There are plenty of reasons to convert Excel to Google Sheets, some of which are: * It's free. A Google account is all you need when you want to use it, whereas Microsoft Excel is paid. * You can work simultaneously with someone else in Google Sheets. Changes can be made on

How to Alphabetize in Google Sheets

There are three different ways to sort your data alphabetically: with the help of the sort option, filter in the menu, and sort function. Alphabetize Data Using the Sort Function in the Menu 1. Select the data you want to sort 2. Menu->Data->Sort Sheet Here when we select

How to Add or Remove Rows and Columns in Google Sheets

Adding rows or columns is one of the things often required when working with Google Sheets. Learning to do so is a core skill that makes it easier to create useful spreadsheets. How to Add a Column? You can add a column from the menu, as well as by right-clicking

How to freeze rows and columns in Google Sheets?

If you do not use the freezing function when working with large tables, adding/removing tables or even navigating through the table will be exhausting. Think of a table of 10 rows with 100 columns. Did you forget what you were looking at until you got to the end? Let's

7 Amazing Google Data Studio Controls You Use Today

You want to include only the necessary data, while keeping your Google Data Studio dashboard clean and uncluttered. At the same time, you want to ensure that all your metrics are included in your report. With Google Data Studio's filters, you can rest assured that only the information you want

Changing the Look and Feel of Google Data Studio Reports

We all used spreadsheets once in our lives. Most of us use them still. Sure, they are very efficient and right to the point. But aren't they boring? A little colour and a touch of art might create wonders. And by wonders, we mean easier to read and appealing dashboards!

How to use parameters in Google Data Studio?

You might want to make your data visualizations more engaging. With custom parameters in Google Data Studio (or some call it "Data Studio Variables"), users can input their own values into charts and calculations. We mentioned dimensions and metrics here. They are the main segments of data that we use