Google Sheets does have a limitation on the number of cells per spreadsheet but does it matter?

You're guaranteed to want to delete, hide and resize columns and rows, so let's see how it's done.

Adding new rows and columns is essential but there are a few ways to approach it.

We'll look at the alignment of text and numbers as well as some basic formatting tips.

Now that we know where everything is, it’s time to start adding something to the canvas, AKA, the cells.

We’re going to look at the options at the bottom of a spreadsheet where you can see names like Sheet1 and Sheet2

Let’s dive in and take a look around as things are somewhat different to Excel if that’s what you’re used to

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Entering dates into a Google Spreadsheet is straightforward; you can simply type the date out in a cell, but there is a better way; by...

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