You can now use a dark theme on Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides. At least on Android. These apps will respect your Android system settings, enabling dark mode by default, but you can also enable or disable dark mode for each app manually. How to Use Dark Mode on Google Docs, Sheets, and […]
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It turns out you all loved our first bundle of productivity cheat sheets so much that we’ve decided to put together a second bundle to help you become a productivity ninja! This next set of printable cheat sheets covers shortcuts and commands for Google Chrome, as well as for your operating system of choice. Master […]
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You don’t need shiny new apps and websites to organize your life. All you need is the trusty spreadsheet. If you have a Google account, you can use Google Sheets for the job. Unlock the “Essential Google Drive Keyboard Shortcuts” cheat sheet now! This will sign you up to our newsletter Enter your Email Unlock […]
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A pivot table allows you to generate a summary of the data in your spreadsheet. It also makes it easier to analyze or compare large chunks of data with a few clicks of a button. In Google Spreadsheets, creating a pivot table is a simple task. If you’re using a spreadsheet for a budget, for […]
Continue ReadingRecord a task, save that task, and run the task whenever you want. Macros are finally available to Google Sheets users. Macros allow you to automate repetitive tasks in documents and spreadsheets without having to learn to write code. They have been a core productivity tool in Microsoft Office for a long time. Excel users […]
Continue ReadingWhen it comes to creating a spreadsheet, one of the best ways to start is with a template. Whether it’s for a family budget, company invoice, or academic calendar, a template gives you the foundation for your data. If you use Microsoft Excel, then you probably already know that websites with templates can be easy […]
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