Course: Working with Google Sheets

• Google Sheets is a web-based spreadsheet program from

• Google.
  
• Discover how to access the application and explore the Google
• Sheets home page. From this interface, learn how to open your
• spreadsheets for editing. You will also see how to customize the
• interface and spreadsheet view, and work with add-ons.

Explore the basics of creating, saving and managing spreadsheets in Google Sheets.
Discover the multiple ways and places to save your spreadsheet, including on your computer and on Google Drive. Continue by learning how to save a workbook as an Excel, CSV or HTML file.
See how to manage a document's version history, and recover unsaved documents. Finally, learn how to configure your spreadsheet settings before printing or saving it as a PDF file.

This course focuses on inserting and managing data in your worksheets.
Google Sheets includes a variety of tools for inserting, editing, and customizing data. Learn how to insert data and how to create an automatic list of numbers, dates, or codes. You will also see how to select a cell or a cell range for copying and how to use the 'paste special' options to reuse formats or formulas.
Finally, learn how to insert data with the Explore tool and how to improve your data with the Spelling tool.

You can improve the appearance of your data by using the formatting tools in Google Sheets. Discover how to work with data types, apply color, align text, resize columns and rows, and use conditional formatting formulas.

Improve the display of your data using the insertion tools in Google Sheets. Discover how to add more columns, rows, and cells to insert more data in a worksheet. You will also learn how to manage and customize rows and columns by changing their size and applying borders.

Spreadsheets in Google Sheets do not have to contain only data. Explore various methods for inserting images, including how to create, insert, and edit drawings, as well as hyperlinks. All these tools can be useful for creating first-rate headers for your documents.

Easily share spreadsheets with your colleagues using Google Sheets collaboration features.
Discover how to share documents with others via email and select the most suitable format for sharing your spreadsheet. If you prefer to release your documents to a wider audience you can publish your spreadsheet via a link or by embedding code in a blog.
To work with other users in real-time, discover how to set up sharing options for individuals or to create a link available for anyone in your organization. You will also learn how to communicate and interact with other editors, for example, by adding comments or assigning tasks.

There are times you may only want to work with particular data in a spreadsheet. Discover how to use the Google Sheets tools to easily find and replace data.
You will also learn how to sort your data and use filters to display only the data you need.
Google Sheets includes other advanced options for sorting and filtering data with colors and conditions.
In this course, you will discover other tools for filtering your data, such as filter views and slicers. Finally, learn how to group and ungroup your data to choose the information you want to display.

• While working in Google Sheets, you will often use a cell value

• in a formula or another location.
  
• Discover how to use absolute, mixed, and relative cell references
• in formulas or to extract values from other cells. These cell
• references will also be useful to create a formula with data from
• multiple sheets. Lastly, learn how to define data ranges for
• creating different types of menus using the data validation
• tool.

This course will focus on manipulating data and performing basic calculations using formulas in Google Sheets.
First, discover how to manually select and use formulas in a cell, as well as to get access to the full list of functions available in Google Sheets.
You will also see how to copy formulas to quickly fill out a table. Other functions will allow you to rank, count, and round values in a sheet. Google Sheets' functions are useful for manipulating text as well. For example, to replace specific characters or a text string. Finally, learn how to create formulas to generate random numbers and remove whitespace.

• Discover how to use Google Sheets for common tasks like

• calculating the interest on a loan and comparing loans. This course
• will also teach you how to build formulas to find and manage
• duplicate values in your spreadsheets.
  
• Google Sheets includes built-in formulas to extract and analyze
• data. Learn how to work with some of these formulas on both data
• and text values, and use the LOOKUP and VLOOKUP formulas.

Analyze data efficiently using the built-in features of Google Sheets. In this course, you will discover how to analyze your data with pivot tables and charts.
Learn how to work with pivot tables, including formatting, sorting, filtering, adding calculated fields, and copying and exporting pivot tables.
Another alternative to visually display your data is to use the built-in chart features in Google Sheets. Learn how to create and insert charts in your document.

• Google Sheets offers a huge variety of different chart types and

• styles for presenting and analyzing your data in attractive and
• interesting ways.
  
• Learn how to insert, format, and manipulate Pie, Radar, Scatter,
• Bubble, Map, and Combo charts. You will also see how to share your
• charts by downloading a copy or publishing via a link or embedded
• code.

• Conditional formulas let you perform a calculation on a range of

• values by specifying the criteria that data must meet. Discover how
• to use the built-in conditional formulas and how to create your own
• conditional formulas in Google Sheets. In this course, you will
• also learn how to use conditional formulas to translate data or to
• keep your information up to date.

Google Sheets includes built-in formulas to extract and analyze data. Discover how to work with some of these formulas on both numeric and text values, and how to use LOOKUP and VLOOKUP.