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Here we have an example dataset in a Pivot Table. In this tutorial, we will learn how to perform sorting in a Pivot Table by following the simple steps below […]
In Google Sheets, selecting two columns is an important feature that enables users to work with and analyze data more efficiently. By selecting two columns, users can easily compare and […]
In Google Sheets, protecting columns refers to the process of locking specific columns so that they cannot be edited or modified accidentally or intentionally by other users who have access […]
If you choose to “paste with formatting,” any formatting applied to the content you are copying (such as font style, color, bold, italic, underline, cell borders, etc.) will be preserved […]
Moving cells down means shifting the content of one or more cells to the next row below. Moving cells down is an important function that allows you to manipulate the […]
Making a frequency table in Google Sheets involves creating a table that displays the frequency or count of each unique value or category in a given dataset. This can be […]
In this tutorial, we will learn how to label the legend in google sheets. In our dataset shown above, we have the percentage of gases in the air and their […]
To insert a picture in Google Sheets means to add an image file, such as a JPG, PNG, or GIF, into a cell or the background of a sheet within […]
You can watch a video tutorial here. In Google Sheets, inserting a symbol means adding a character or image to a cell or range of cells to represent a specific value […]
Hiding sheets in Google Sheets means making certain sheets in a workbook invisible, while still keeping them in the same document. This feature can be useful for organizing and managing […]
To give access to Google Sheets means to grant permission to one or more people to view or edit a specific Google Sheets document. Giving access to Google Sheets is […]
In this tutorial, we will learn how to get rid of borders in google sheets. Our data set includes the names of students and their corresponding marks, which are currently […]
In our data set the average daily sale of a shop is shown in different years in graphical form. To explain it better we want to flip the X-axis and […]
Flipping columns and rows in Google Sheets means transposing the data in a given range so that the columns become rows and the rows become columns. Flipping columns and rows […]
In Google Sheets, finding repeats means identifying and highlighting any duplicate values or entries within a specific range of cells or an entire sheet. This can be useful when working […]
