Adding page numbers to a spreadsheet in Google Sheets makes it simpler to organize your printed pages if they become separated. You may have already discovered how to add page numbers in Google Sheets, but you may have found that they are in the footer, with no obvious way to move them. Fortunately it’s possible … Read more
Google Sheets can make calculations a lot simpler with the help of equations and formulas. Use these steps to show equations in Google Sheets. Sign into Google Drive and open your Sheets file. Select the View tab at the top of the window. Choose the Show Formulas option. This article continues below with additional information … Read more
Google Sheets files will display the gridlines on your screen by default when you create a new spreadsheet. Use these steps to remove lines in Google Sheets. Sign into Google Drive and open your file. Click the View tab at the top of the window. Select the Gridlines option to remove the check mark. Our … Read more
Adjusting the height of your spreadsheet rows or the width of your columns can be a helpful way to make your data easier to read. But you may be having trouble getting several of your columns to the same width, as manually dragging the column boundaries can result in imprecise sizing. Fortunately Google Sheets has … Read more
Google Sheets provides you with many of the same options that you would find in Microsoft Excel, including the ability to create charts and graphs. But if you have added a chart to your Google Sheets spreadsheet, you may have found that you don’t initially have the option of changing the chart type to something … Read more
There is an alternate method for locking rows in Google Sheets that many people find to be more convenient. In the cell above the row 1 heading and to the left of the column A heading there is a horizontal gray bar. If you click and drag that bar down you will be able to … Read more