Productivity in Google Sheets

Today I’m excited to show you a cool new feature we’ve added. It’s a simple way to capture pictures or photos with your webcam, save them directly to your Google Drive, and insert them into your Google Sheets with 1 click. Getting Started with the ImageKit Sidebar This fantastic feature is available in our ImageKit […]

If you have used the IMAGE function to insert images in your Google Sheets and try to download the Google Sheet as a PDF or Excel XLSX file you will notice that the images are not there. The IMAGE formula is like this: =IMAGE(“https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/80/Wikipedia-logo-v2.svg/1122px-Wikipedia-logo-v2.svg.png”,“4”,200,200) This is happening because the images are previewed in the cell,

Imagine being able to list down all the folders you plan to create in Google Drive in a simple Google Sheet. This is an addition to our Folder Tools sidebar functionality, and I’m here to walk you through how incredible this feature is. This new feature in FileDrop is about to make your digital organization

If you’re managing your finances and looking for ways to level up your game, you’re in the right place! In this article, we’re diving into some advanced tips for financial planning using Google Sheets. Yep, that’s right—you can do a lot more with Google Sheets than just make simple budgets. Google Finance Functions Google Sheets

Dealing with large numbers and organizing them into different categories could mean a lot of work, and that’s only one part of doing data analysis. Interpreting and presenting it in a visually compelling way requires another set of hard work as well, as you have to make sure that you are making your point across.

Going through each of the numbers you have on file is easy. I mean, you’re not trying to record or analyze it. It might be overwhelming to look at, but that’s just it, numbers. But if you’re trying to understand what your data is trying to tell you, well that’s a different case. You have

Imagine you have a large table of data, and you are tasked to present it along with its summary and analysis. Does that sound fun? I don’t think so. Depending on the variable of the data that you have, you might be looking at a 50 x 10 table or worse, a 100 x 100

In this guide, I’ll show you, step by step, how to make your Google Sheets experience way better by using different types of automations. Let’s get started and make your spreadsheet do the hard work for you! Simplifying Tasks with Macros Macros are like little recorded actions that Google Sheets can repeat on command. You