The NETWORKDAYS function in Google Sheets allows you to calculate the number of working days between two dates. Working days are typically defined as weekdays (Monday through Friday) and exclude weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and holidays. Here’s how to use the NETWORKDAYS function: Here’s an example of how to use the NETWORKDAYS function: =NETWORKDAYS(A1, A2, … Read more
The TEXT function in Google Sheets allows you to format numbers or dates as text. This can be useful when you want to display a number or date in a specific format, or when you want to concatenate a number or date with other text. Here’s how to use the TEXT function: Here are a … Read more
The COUNT, COUNTIF, and COUNTIFS functions in Google Sheets allow you to count cells based on certain criteria. These functions can be useful for analyzing data and finding trends in your data set. Here’s how to use each function: COUNT: The COUNT function counts the number of cells in a range that contain a number. … Read more
The IF function is a powerful function in Google Sheets that allows you to perform logical tests and return different results based on the outcome of the test. The syntax for the IF function is: =IF(test, value_if_true, value_if_false) The test is a logical expression that returns either TRUE or FALSE. If the test is TRUE, … Read more
In Google Sheets, you can use cell references in formulas and functions to refer to the values or data in other cells. This can be useful when you want to use the same value in multiple places, or when you want to use a value from another cell in a calculation. To use a cell … Read more
To create a custom function in Google Sheets, follow these steps: Note that custom functions can only be used in the spreadsheet where they are created, and they are not available in other spreadsheets or documents. If you want to use your custom function in multiple spreadsheets, you can publish it as an add-on and … Read more
To create a Google Form linked to a sheet in Google Sheets, follow these steps: Your form is now linked to the sheet in Google Sheets. When someone fills out the form, their response will be added to the sheet automatically. You can view the responses in the sheet at any time and use the … Read more
To create a sheet template in Google Sheets, you can follow these steps: To use the template, you can simply open the URL of the published sheet and make a copy of it. This will create a new sheet with the same formatting, data, and formulas as the template. You can then modify the new … Read more
To create a dropdown list in a cell in Google Sheets, follow these steps: Your dropdown list will now appear in the selected cell or cells. To use the dropdown, click on the cell and a list of options will appear. Click on the desired option to select it.
To merge cells in Google Sheets: Alternatively, you can also merge cells by right-clicking on the selected cells and selecting “Merge cells” from the context menu. To split a merged cell in Google Sheets: Alternatively, you can also split a merged cell by right-clicking on the selected cell and selecting “Split cells” from the context … Read more