Date formats in Google Sheets can vary significantly based on geographic location. We'll explore two simple methods to adjust date formats.

Relative and absolute references are essential tools in Google Sheets to make your work easier and more efficient.

Displaying a result from a function on another sheet within a spreadsheet is not as bad as you might think. We'll unwrap this process here.

Spreadsheets can search too, plus some other bells and whistles. This can be a real time saver, so it's worth checking out.

It's possible to publish your entire spreadsheet or even a chart within a sheet as a static web page. We'll check out all options here.

Sometimes it’s helpful to add notes or comments to your work to help remind you about certain things, we'll explore both here.

Google Sheets does have a limitation on the number of cells per spreadsheet but does it matter?

You're guaranteed to want to delete, hide and resize columns and rows, so let's see how it's done.

Adding new rows and columns is essential but there are a few ways to approach it.

We'll look at the alignment of text and numbers as well as some basic formatting tips.

Now that we know where everything is, it’s time to start adding something to the canvas, AKA, the cells.

We’re going to look at the options at the bottom of a spreadsheet where you can see names like Sheet1 and Sheet2