Microsoft's Excel Online and Google Sheets stand out as two of the most widely used browser-based spreadsheet applications.

Sheets already has the capability for Gemini to assist with creating tables and formulas, generating graphs and charts, and ...

Google Sheets is a free, cloud-based spreadsheet app that's part of the Google Workspace suite of productivity programs. Learn what to use it for.

Google Sheets hidden superpower is its ability to scrape data from websites. This guide shows you the basics of scraping--no coding experience needed.

With Google Sheets, you can use templates to easily track your budget. Select's review can help you decide if it's the right budgeting tool for you.

Google Sheets can accommodate approximately 10 million cells with 200 sheets per workbook, according to Workspace Tips. But Excel can handle billions of cells and 255 sheets per workbook.

Google Docs is a powerful word processor that you use through your web browser. It’s integrated with Google Drive to store your documents in the cloud. In addition to the Docs web app, there are ...

You can edit Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides offline, without an internet connection—here's how to do it on desktop and mobile.

Use the AVERAGE formula in Google Sheets to, as the name suggests, average a set of numerical values. While this can be simple to do with only a few numbers via manual calculation or mental math ...

Google Sheets for the web has specific options for choosing how to merge cells. You can combine cells vertically, horizontally, or a mix of both. It sounds complicated, but it isn't and takes only ...