From the Insert menu or when you right-click, you have the option to leave a note or a comment on a cell.

You don't have to keep a Google Spreadsheet open and hit the refresh button to keep up to date with its changes; we have Google Sheets Notifications for that.

It can be useful to pin your top row of data or first column of data, so that when you scroll, your data in those rows and columns will be frozen.

In this post, we will examine VLOOKUP and the differences to its modern successor, XLOOKUP, in Google Sheets.

We are loving the new 'Create an AI column' Gemini button in the Google Sheets cell. It saves a lot of time.

You can analyse Google Forms data using the 'convert to table' button, making it quick and easy to filter, sort and group your form data!