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Better Numbers and Bullet Points in Your Spreadsheets

Improve Google Sheets Readability
Improve the readability of your spreadsheets and supercharge your productivity with our top tips for better numbering and bullet points in Google Sheets.

Create Visually Appealing Sheets
Discover how to create clear, concise, and visually appealing spreadsheets that engage your audience and get results! Make your lists spicy hot with numbering and bullet points. Learn how to execute this to make your sheets look better.

Understanding the Importance of Readability in Spreadsheets Readability is crucial when it comes to spreadsheets. It refers to how easy it is for your audience to read and understand the data you are presenting. If your spreadsheet is cluttered, confusing, and hard to read, your audience will quickly lose interest and may not be able to make informed decisions based on the data you are presenting.

The Benefits of Using Bullet Points and Numbering in Spreadsheets
Using bullet points and numbering in spreadsheets can help to improve readability by breaking down complex information into more manageable pieces. Here are some of the benefits of using these features:

Bullet points and numbering help to organize information in a logical and easy-to-follow way
They make it easier to scan and find important information quickly
They can help to emphasize key points and make them stand out from the rest of the data
They make your spreadsheet look more visually appealing and professional

Beginner

5 Ways To Use Google Sheets for Advanced Project Management

Here are 5 advanced ways to manage projects inside of Google Sheets Manage Task Flow with IF() and a Checkbox Manage Data Inputs with IF() and ISBLANK() Create Quick Dashboard headers with: Transpose / Unique Create Pickers with Index / Match Email reports with Apps Script

Intermediate

COUNTIF() FILTER() IF() INDEX() ISBLANK() +3 more

A Few New Spreadsheet Business Ideas

Learn how to import DropCatch data with 100,000 domains into a Google Sheet. Find out how to get a filtered list of domains with sheet in them. And how to generate ideas of what to build based on these found domains.

Leveraging Expired Domain Names for Google Sheets Business: The speaker discusses using expired domain names to create and sell Google Sheets templates or tools. He demonstrates how to find domain names related to 'sheets' and suggests creative business ideas around them.

Importing and Analyzing Data in Google Sheets: The process of importing CSV data into Google Sheets and manipulating it to find specific information (like domains containing the word 'sheet') is showcased. This highlights the versatility of Google Sheets in handling and analyzing data.

Idea Generation and Business Opportunities in Google Sheets: The speaker, Andrew Kamphey, provides several examples of how to generate business ideas using Google Sheets. He suggests various niches like WordPress-related spreadsheets, balance sheets for accountants, and even educational tools like math workbooks, demonstrating the wide range of potential applications for Google Sheets in various domains.

Intermediate

ARRAYFORMULA() FILTER() FIND() IF() IFERROR() +1 more

Unique Features - Design a Better Dashboard Part 2

We're gonna talk about some features that we're gonna be using that might be new to you, or, just remind you that we're gonna use them to make 'em very interesting and unique to, using dashboards.

Advanced

Aesthetics Teaser: How To Use Alternating Colors

How to use alternating colors in your spreadsheets.

Beginner

RANK()

Spreadsheet Automation 101: Parentheses

We’ll tackle the importance of parenthesis, as well as when we should not use them. Learn how to make a functional function with parentheses. I’ll also teach you how to fix an error you might get with using parentheses.

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 1: GetValue - Introduction to SpreadsheetApp

Learn to write codes in Apps Script. Understand what SpreadsheetApp is used for. Get to know getActiveSpreadsheet and use it correctly.

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: onEdit() Trigger

One of the things to learn: We can only have one onEdit() in our entire spreadsheet file. I’ll also walk you through on how you can use Event and Logger to get cool information.

Zunaid Asks: How to get Get Meta from URLS? Answer: Use ImportXML()

how would I do the following? In Google Sheets, it's in column A I have a list of URLs. For each of those URLs, I want to pull that URL's featured image and meta description, and put those in columns B and C. Here's how you do it. I just grabbed Wikipedia articles for this example.

Advanced

IMPORTXML()

Use Min and Max for More Average Averages

What happens very often is we want to figure out an average averages, help us tell the story of a large set of data, but averages also can lie.

Beginner

AVERAGE() MAX() MEDIAN() MIN()

Spreadsheet Automation 101: Camel Case

Learn the importance of camel case. Camel Case is a simple technique that involves capitalizing the first letter of each word in a text string, except for the first word. This creates a consistent and easily readable format for text that may be used in formulas, labels, or other applications.

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: Bracket Notation

Learn how and when to use Bracket Notation in an array. No memorization is needed!. You’ll also be able to see the gap between what it is that’s missing.

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 3: Send Email Every Week Trigger

Learn about how to add and delete Triggers very quickly. I’ll teach you how you can send out an email regularly using Triggers.

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 3: Email Other People For Loop

Send the same email to different people by using the same Four Loop to figure out which ones we’re sending. Do cool things with this Mail App and email system.

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 4: UrlFetchApp

Use any URL to scrape the web or access an API and get that info into your Google Sheet.

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 4: OmdbAPI get data in Apps Script

Use getData and UrlFetchApp functions, as well as Logger to get OMDb API data in our Google Sheet. Learn how to access an API outside of Google Sheets.

Search for Photos in a Google Sheet

This feature is really handy for designers who want to create notes around designs and mockups to showcase to clients. As a photographer, I can also use this to create a searchable sheet with keywords for my photos. You can even use screenshots instead of Unsplash photos like I'm using here. Basically, all you have to do is insert the images into cells and use V lookup to search for them using the ID numbers. You can use this to mock up a newsletter, test out different thumbnails as a YouTuber, or create a landing page or workflow for your business. It's really easy to change the photos by just changing the ID number.

VLOOKUP()

Ken Asks: Can We Add Star Ratings?

One common feature that users often request is the ability to add star ratings to their spreadsheets. While this feature is not built into Google Sheets, it is possible to create a star rating system using emojis and data validation.

Beginner

AVERAGE() SWITCH() VLOOKUP()

How To Improve: 1,000 Business ideas: Business Idea Generator

Revolutionize Your Business Ideas with This Simple Template - Get Inspired in Minutes!

Advanced

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 1: Spreadsheet Taxonomy

Learn about the strategy and concept of the SpreadsheetApp. Understand rows, columns, and cells better.

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Better Numbers and Bullet Points in Your Spreadsheets

5 Ways To Use Google Sheets for Advanced Project Management

A Few New Spreadsheet Business Ideas

Unique Features - Design a Better Dashboard Part 2

Aesthetics Teaser: How To Use Alternating Colors

Spreadsheet Automation 101: Parentheses

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 1: GetValue - Introduction to SpreadsheetApp

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: onEdit() Trigger

Zunaid Asks: How to get Get Meta from URLS? Answer: Use ImportXML()

Use Min and Max for More Average Averages

Spreadsheet Automation 101: Camel Case

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: Bracket Notation

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 3: Send Email Every Week Trigger

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 3: Email Other People For Loop

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 4: UrlFetchApp

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 4: OmdbAPI get data in Apps Script

Search for Photos in a Google Sheet

Ken Asks: Can We Add Star Ratings?

How To Improve: 1,000 Business ideas: Business Idea Generator

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 1: Spreadsheet Taxonomy