Important: Explore in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides will no longer be available by January 30, 2024. You can use the tool finder in Docs, Sheets, and Slides to quickly get to actions like “conditional formatting” in Sheets, “pageless” in Docs and “open templates” in Slides. You can also enter “@” and select from a series of items to create content like:
Make sure "person" and "score" are in your spreadsheet.
"Total sales in September 2017?"
Make sure "sales" and a "date" column are in your spreadsheet.
"What’s the sum of price by salesperson?"
Make sure "price" and "salesperson" are in your spreadsheet.
Questions that don’t work:
Help questions like, "How do I bold this cell?"
Web search questions like, "What’s the weather?"
Add alternating color backgrounds automatically
On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets.
At the bottom right, click Explore .
Under "Formatting," choose an option.
Note: You can only add formatting to a spreadsheet if you have permission to edit the file.
Get charts & analysis automatically
On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets.
To get info for specific data, select a range of cells.
At the bottom right, click Explore .
If you want to get charts and analysis for data that’s on a different sheet, at the top right click Edit and make your changes.
To see what data is being used in a chart, in the panel at the right, point to a chart.
Add a chart, formula, or pivot table to your spreadsheet
On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets.
At the bottom right, click Explore .If you want to get charts and analysis for data that’s on a different sheet, at the top right click Edit and make your changes.
To add a chart, drag it to your spreadsheet.
To add a formula, drag it to your spreadsheet.
To add a pivot table, click Insert pivot table .
Note: You can only add a chart, formula, or pivot table to a spreadsheet if you have permission to edit the file.
Can't find suggestions
If you open the Explore panel and don’t find any suggestions, make sure that:
The spreadsheet or selected cell range isn’t empty.
You’ve selected a range of data that contains numbers, repeated text, or another type of pattern. For example, a range of data with "Yes" / "No" form responses.
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On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. If you want to ask questions about data that's on a different sheet, at the top right click Edit and make your changes. Under "Answers," enter your question in the box and press Enter. To find answers, click the question under the text box.
Can Google Sheets make a line of best fit? Yes, on Google Sheets, best fit line can be created. You need first to make a scatter plot and then add a trendline.Choose the “Linear” option for drafting a best-fit line.
You will be directed to a new page. Click See Previous Responses.
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In Sheets, open the spreadsheet and in the chart, click More. Copy chart.
In Docs or Slides, paste the chart.
Choose an option: To update the chart if the source data changes, keep Link to spreadsheet selected. Then, if source data changes, at the top of the chart, click Update. ...
A range represents a single cell or a group of adjacent cells in your spreadsheet. Every time you work with data in a spreadsheet, you're likely using one or more ranges. The screenshot below shows 5 different ranges in Sheet3 of your spreadsheet.
Open Google Sheets and click "File" > "New" > "Spreadsheet". Once you create your new spreadsheet, you can start adding data. If you want to work with an existing spreadsheet from Excel instead, you'll need to import that data into your new Google Sheet.
You can open Sheets in any of the following ways: Any web browser—Go to sheets.google.com. Google Drive—Click New. Google Sheets and create from scratch or from a template.
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in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides will no longer be available by January 30, 2024. You can use the tool finder in Docs, Sheets, and Slides to quickly get to actions like “conditional formatting” in Sheets, “pageless” in Docs and “open templates” in Slides. You can also enter “@” and select from a series of items to create content like:
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