Google Sheets has extensive search and filter capabilities. However, the QUERY function is often the most powerful. Unfortunately, it can be a little difficult to use. You may be wondering, “Can Google Sheets query multiple criteria?” The short answer is yes. This guide will show you step by step exactly how to do that. If …
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This guide will tell you everything you need to know about the Switch function in Google Sheets and when to use it instead of the IF formula. What Is the Google Spreadsheet Switch Function A SWITCH in Google Sheets is very similar to a nested IF function. However, combining multiple IF expressions to create nested …
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If you just switched from Excel to Google Sheets, you’re probably already familiar with the CONCAT function. You can still use CONCAT in Google Sheets, but you can think of the CONCATENATE Google Sheets function as an upgraded version of it. Even if you’re completely new to concatenation, this guide breaks it down into easy-to-understand …
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Slicers provide a quick and convenient way to analyze your data. Not only does it allow you to interactively filter all elements on your worksheet at the same time, it looks great and is much more intuitive than regular filters. For this reason, it is often used to create interactive reports and dashboards. This tutorial …
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Charts and graphs are a great way to visualize the data in your spreadsheet. Thankfully, Google Sheets provides a powerful set of tools to make this possible. One great way is to use the Google Sheets distribution chart. Commonly known as a bell curve graph. To create this, we need to use the normal distribution …
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The standard operation of Google Sheets is using its rows and columns to represent your data. Sometimes though, it takes more than just rows and columns to communicate the information to your intended audiences. You have to visualize the information you want to convey. Luckily, Google Sheets incorporates various ways to visualize any type of data …
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Visualizing data using charts and graphs is a great way to understand the relationships between your data and the variables in your data. Additionally, adding trend lines (also known as best-fit lines) to your charts can help you better understand your charts. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to add the best rows to …
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Maybe you struggle to create the perfect chart for your presentation, or you want to be able to visualize your data more effectively yourself. In either case, you may be wondering, “Can I chart multiple ranges of data in Google Sheets?” Simply put, yes. This guide will detail how to do that step by step. …
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Bubble charts are a great way to visually compare data points. These will allow the user to compare her three different numeric variables. Most other types of Google Sheets charts cannot do this. Creating a bubble chart in Google Sheets is very easy, but to create the most effective chart you need to set up …
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Often, stockholders request to reformat and summarize data to process and analyze instead of large data build. For example in sales manager need to get items based product list to summarize selling units, number of customers, most selling products, and more. You have to use the count base conditions to return the count across a …
