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[Compare Google Spreadsheet Functions vs. Excel Functions in details]

Google Spreadsheets has been updated dramatically. More features will be updated in the future. I compared how Excel spreadsheet is compatible with Excel, how many functions it provides, and how many types of functions. The total number of functions provided by MS Excel is 504 (as of July 2022). ( Refer to Microsoft site. ) The total number of functions provided by Spreadsheet is 494. ( Refer to Google Site ) Please refer here for the one-by-one comparison of each function and the detailed analysis of function definition and explanation. In this sheet, I have compared the functions in this sheet as shown below. What I felt when creating this analysis was that Google Spreadsheets now offers nearly all the important features, although it is not 100% identical to MS Excel. Google recently added a macro feature to Google Spreadsheets. This means that it offers almost all of the features that MS Excel has. I know that MS Excel is different from the function of online office...

[What is the Macro Feature in Google Spreadsheets?] Automating tasks with Macro Feature

In fact, it is doubtful how many users of Excel are using the macro function properly (there are many users who do not know what macro function actually is) I had a question about whether I had it. I am pleased to inform you that Google has finally begun offering macros in Google Sheets. In Google Help, " Automate tasks in Google Sheets,  You can save time by automating repetitive tasks with macros. " . https://support.google.com/docs/answer/7665004?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en As mentioned in this help, taking advantage of the macro features is very useful if you need to work over and over again. In other words, you can automate the recording of a single task (macro recording), and then reuse the recorded function in the next iteration. Macro recording automatically creates and saves the script program automatically from inside. You can modify this script later. For example, if you need to have a Sales Report every quarter, and you apply the same job to th...

[TIP: How to query in Natural Language (NLP) within Google Spreadsheets]

Introduced in the Google Cloud Next 2017, this feature allows you to Question/Answer in natural language within Google Spreadsheet. In general, spreadsheet novices often do not know how to use a sheet or the functions Spreadsheet provide, so even if there is useful data in the sheet, it is often misaligned because of poor analysis. If you take advantage of the Explore function in 'Spreadsheet' as shown below, you can create a good report. This is a sample statement that can be queried in the Explore of a sheet. 1. What were the top item on 2017 2. How many unique countries 3. What percentage of Represent is '이영희' 5. Who is the top represent? 6. Top Sold Units for Rep of '홍길동' 7. How many sold items by '홍길동 ----------- Kindle Edition-Paperback/eBook - "Advanced Chrome Device Management & 2017 Essential Guide for Chromebook Users" '  

[Tip] Send an automatic email response message to Google Forms

One of the most needed features of the Google Forms was that the respondent completed the form and did not know whether the form was received well. When the questionnaire is answered, it is recommended that the response message prepared automatically is delivered. After conducting an event at a company or school, you may want to ask the participants of the event to evaluate the results of the event. Most of them do not have many respondents. The best way to do this is to use the method of sending the presentation materials to respond to "Event Satisfaction" questionnaires for event attendees. In the meantime, we needed to implement a separate Google Spreadsheet script program to implement the question-answering functionality. This spreadsheet add-on allows you to easily realize automatic e-mail response. The user can freely create an email auto-response message and automatically send a ready-made email response message to the respondent when the questionnaire is ...

[TIP] How to use Google Spreadsheet for collaboration

Guide to Collaborative Editing With Google Spreadsheet 2016/12/27 by Charly Choi I would like to introduce some of the essential things you need to know to collaborate with your team through Google Spreadsheet. Sometimes you need to collaborate using Excel documents. There are too many limitations when trying to collaborate with team members using Excel or Excel Online in MS Office 365. MS Excel may not be suitable for collaborative document work with Excel documents. Google Spreadsheet has important features for collaborating with team members. Understanding these features will enable you to maximize your work efficiency through collaboration among your team members. Here is a good Business Case. I am the sales manager with 5 members. Share my Sales Report  with my members  and have them write their sales reports. Some of the members are not familiar with spreadsheets. They can spoil things by not entering them well. I should check all the records...