You can make room for more data in your spreadsheet in just a few steps. In this tutorial, we’ll explain how to add one or more columns in Google Sheets.

Google Sheets is smart enough to recognize the space between first and last names and create two columns. Open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. Select the data you want to split.

Turning Existing Data into a Table If you already have a dataset in your Google Sheets file that you want to format as a structured table, first, make sure each column has an appropriate header.

It can be frustrating, time-consuming, and lead to mistakes. Google Sheets allows you to hide columns and rows, decluttering your workspace and making the experience smoother.

Here are six tips to turn you into a spreadsheet pro whether you're using Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. Alphabetize your data You can customize your spreadsheet data a number of ways ...

The larger a spreadsheet gets, the more likely you'll want to start hiding rows or columns or maybe you've been given a sheet that has hidden rows or columns.

The aggregation functions you can use in a QUERY formula are avg (), count (), max (), min (), and sum (). The clause types ...

Google Sheets' freezing function allows you to pin not just the topmost row and leftmost column to your view but even create larger, more specific freeze-frames based on your preferences.

Learn how to create a calendar in Google Sheets from scratch or using ready-to-use templates from Google Sheets and third-party apps.