Transposing Data is when you reorient your data from Vertical to Horizontal, and vice versa. I will show you how to do so in Google Sheets. It is
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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 use the SUMIF Function in Google Sheets (with Worksheet and Examples)
The Google Sheets sumif function is a conditional formula, similar to COUNTIF, that lets you find the sum of cells that meet certain criteria.In a google spreadsheet, sumif
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
How to Use the VLOOKUP Function in Google Sheets
In Google Sheets, lookup functions are super useful. The "VLOOKUP", or Vertical Lookup, is a google sheets lookup function that lets you pull information from massive ranges of
How to Expand Columns In Google Sheets
Have you ever wanted to expand the width of every column in your data table? I will show you how to do so in just a few easy
How to Lock Cells in Google Sheets
When collaborating with people on Google Sheets, Locking certain cells is an extremely useful tool. This way, you can protect cells in google sheet that contain important data
How to Look Up Cells in Google Sheets
Looking up and replacing Cells is a great way to quickly make large scale changes in Google Sheets. I will show you how to do so in three
How to Use the CONCATENATE Function to Effectively Combine Data in Google Sheets
One of the most useful formulas in Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel is the CONCATENATE function. Giving the function a pretty vague name like "concatenate", Google Sheets doesn't