Online Tutorial for Data Analysis and Automation
If you’re working with text data in Google Sheets, you might sometimes need to compare two text strings to see if they are exactly the same. But how can you do this efficiently? The EXACT function is your answer! In this blog post, we’ll dive into how to use the EXACT function in Google Sheets, […]
Are you looking to make your data analysis in Google Sheets easier and more efficient? Well, the SUMIFS Formula in Google Sheets might just be your new best friend! This powerful tool allows you to add up values based on multiple criteria, making it perfect for everything from managing your budget to tracking expenses. In […]
If you’re working with data in Google Sheets and need to find specific values from a large dataset, the INDEX With MATCH Function together offer a powerful and flexible solution. While many of us may be familiar with the more popular VLOOKUP function, INDEX and MATCH provide an even better alternative with fewer limitations. In […]
Google Sheets has a ton of amazing functions, but one that stands out when you want to convert numbers into characters is the UNICHAR Function in Google Sheets. It may sound a bit technical at first, but trust me, by the end of this guide, you’ll be using it like a pro! In this post, […]
Build live Top 5 and Bottom 5 tables with the SORT and FILTER functions in Google Sheets. Worked example with 17 sales agents, the correct sort flag, SORTN and QUERY alternatives, and fixes for common errors.
Combine FILTER and MONTH in Google Sheets to return every row from a chosen month, with a worked example, month-and-year filtering, monthly totals and fixes for common errors.
A Birthday and Anniversary Tracker in Google Sheets that counts the days left to every occasion and lists what is coming up in the next 7, 30 or 90 days. See each sheet, the Remaining Days formula and how to set it up.
A step-by-step guide to Tables in Google Sheets: insert ready-made tables, set column types, convert a range, change colours, save group-by and filter views, rename tables and use table references like =SUM(Sales_Data[Sales]) in formulas.