Google Sheets can be used to store various types of data. It could be Names, Address, long form text, links, etc. In most of the cases, when the text in the cell is long and goes out to the cell, there is a need to wrap it within the cell. Wrap Text in Google Sheets …
A lot of times, you may want to split the text strings into two or more columns in Google Sheets. For example, if you have names, you may want to split the first name and the second name. Similarly, if you have an address, you may want to split the address elements (such as house numbers, …
While there is a simple click option available to insert a bullet in Google Docs, there is no easy way to insert bullets in Google Sheets. Now the reason could be that the need for bullet points is less in Google Sheets. But if you are one of those who wants a bulleted list, there …
You can easily count the number of words in a text string in Google Sheets. All you need is some know-how of the Text Functions (LEN and SUBSTITUTE). Count the Number of Words in Google Sheets Suppose you have a few text strings as shown below: There are different text strings here of varying length. …
If you want to remove duplicates in Google Sheets, you need to use the UNIQUE function. This function extracts all the unique values and puts it in another place on the sheet. This is very different than the way you can remove duplicates in MS Excel. In Excel, there is an option in the data …
There is no straightforward way to color alternate rows in Google Sheets, however, you can use Conditional formatting to do this. Coloring the alternate rows increases the readability of the data. These are also called the zebra lines. Color Alternate Rows in Google Sheets Suppose I have a dataset as shown below: Here are the …