Chris is a spreadsheet expert and content writer for Productivity Spot and Spreadsheet Point. He has a double Bachelor's Degree in Teaching and has been working in the education industry for over 11 years. His experience makes him adept at breaking down complex topics so that everyone is able to understand.
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You can share your Wi-Fi passwords using the following methods: Windows – You can view the password in the Control Panel’s Network and Sharing Center for Windows or through a third-party program. Android – The passwords can be viewed in the Wi-Fi settings and shared using a QR code. iOS – Apple doesn’t provide an option to view […]
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People often need to take screenshots for work. Other times you may just need to take one to share something with a friend. In any case, they’re a useful tool on any device. If you are using Windows 11, there are a few ways to take one. Read on for ten easy methods of how […]
With the introduction of Google Sheet Macros, automating a spreadsheet has been a lot easier. But what if there is a particular task you need to do that isn’t available as a macro function? Worry no more because this Google App Script tutorial will make you a master of Google spreadsheets script functions. What is […]
Speeding up your spreadsheet work by automating tasks has never been this easy, thanks to macros. Google Sheets allows you to record macros. These are a series of steps that you can automate, so you won’t need to do the same things in the spreadsheet over and over again, saving you time in your work. The […]
Like all IF functions, AVERAGEIF will only calculate data within a spreadsheet if it meets specific criteria. The AVERAGEIF function in Google Sheets will calculate the mean of the applicable cells from the columns or rows of the given range of cells. When To Use AVERAGEIF in Google Sheets You can use AVERAGEIF in several […]
Opening up your task manager and seeing 100% Disk Usage in Windows 10 can be horrible. Not only is it currently slowing your computer down, but it could also be causing damage by jostling the spinning components of a disk drive. If left unchecked for long periods, this issue can also create too much heat […]
Do you have a critical phone interview coming up and want to listen back to it later? Or perhaps you just need an easy way to remember everything you said on a phone call with your partner. Unfortunately, there’s no inbuilt record phone call iPhone feature yet. In either case, if you’re rocking the latest […]
Manually typing the date and time in a spreadsheet can slow your progress down significantly. The Google Sheets NOW function allows you to automatically return the current time and date value, which should greatly increase your productivity if your spreadsheet requires multiple inputs of this value. Why Use The Google Sheets NOW Function? Although the […]
When working in Google Sheets, you may want to periodically check the subtotal of your data set or include results in the final documentation. The SUBTOTAL function is the easiest way to accomplish this. On top of calculating subtotals for data lists, the subtotal function also: Calculates metrics with hidden or filtered data rows Dynamically […]
Why do you group columns in Google Sheets? Grouping columns in Google Sheets is a great way to organize your spreadsheet and make it easier to navigate. You can do this by selecting your cells and then going to “View” > “Group” in the menu bar. This differs from merging cells because it allows you to […]
Regarding free spreadsheet software, Google Sheets is hard to beat. In this program, you can make labels, mailing lists, and other documents based-data, thus making it a useful tool. However, printing labels is not an option in Google Sheets. But don’t worry. If you want to learn how to print labels from Google Sheets, you […]
Importing data from other documents into your current file doesn’t have to be hard. I’ll use this IMPORTRANGE Google Sheets function guide to show you how to do it in just a few minutes. This blog post will discuss the process in further detail below. But, essentially, IMPORTANGE in Google Sheets can be boiled down […]
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