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Logical Tests and The Foundation of Conditional Functions in Google Sheets
Learning how to run a logical test is the foundation for understanding the more confusing if-then statement functions later on in Sheets. Today, I will show you how
How to Use “ImportRange” in Google Sheets
With "ImportRange", you will be able to exchange cell ranges between URLs and data tables with Ease. I will show you how to use the IMPORT-RANGE function along with
How To Name a Cell Range in Google Sheets
With Google Sheets, you can organize massive ranges of Cells super easy, thanks to the ability to name your ranges. Learn how to do so in just a
How to Set the Print Area in Google Sheets (The Easy Way)
When you are printing off a lot of Sheets, it is good to conserve as much paper as possible. You can do so by setting the print area.
How To Make a Schedule in Google Sheets
Wether you're in a corporate office or on a college campus, a key to success has always been maintaining an organized and neat schedule. Making a good schedule
How to Add Borders to Your Cells in Google Sheets
Bordering in Google Sheets is not only aesthetically pleasing, but it also helps to clearly organize and separate your Cells. I will show you how to add borders
How to Use the HLOOKUP Function in Google Sheets
The HLookup (Horizontal Lookup) Function is used to extract information from massive tables where the data is organized by row, and not by column.Think about it like it's
Formula Parse Errors in Google Sheets; What They Are and How to Fix Them
Formula Parse Errors are Google's way to tell you that something is wrong with your work. Sometimes, when you run an equation or a command through Google Sheets,
How to Create a Calendar in Google Sheets
While Google Sheets offers pre made calendars that are very useful, it is still a good idea to know how to make one from scratch using simple data