When you open up a Google Sheets workbook and navigate to a tab, the URL changes. More specifically, the number after #gid= in the URL changes, and this corresponds to the open tab.

Google Sheets packs a lot of powerful features under its simple interface. Try these intermediate tips to take your ...

New to Google Sheets? This guide walks you through the basics of how to use Google Sheets, from creating a new sheet to entering and formatting data.

How to use Google Sheets to create, work with, and collaborate on spreadsheets — and how Gemini, Google’s AI assistant, can give you a head start.

To get started, you need to open Google Sheets and create the chart as per your requirements. Once done, open the document in Google Docs in which you want to insert the chart.

When Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel are open side-by-side, both look the same at first glance. However, Google Sheets follows a minimalist and simple UI that is easier for beginners to understand.

Before we show you the best Google Sheets add-ons, here's how to find and install add-ons on your Google Sheets account: Visit Google Sheets on the web and open any spreadsheet.

When you open Google Sheets on your computer, you’ll see a few sample spreadsheets at the top. If you don’t see “Monthly budget,” expand the template gallery and scroll down.

You can use templates in Google Sheets to quickly create multiple copies of the same type of spreadsheet, both on the website and mobile app.

Looking for a way to export data from Google Docs to Sheets? Check out this guide to import a Google Docs document into Google Sheets effectively.