Google Sheets is a quick way to create many kinds of custom templates, and that includes easy calendars for work or personal events. Here's how to make them.

But how do you actually create and store them in a simple way, even on a large scale? Well, look no further. Google Sheets comes to the rescue again, as it does across this whole series of articles.

New to Google Sheets? This guide walks you through the basics of how to use Google Sheets, from creating a new sheet to entering and formatting data.

For that, Google Sheets has a nifty function called Conditional formatting. Let’s use that first to make sure a task will be strikethrough when the checkbox next to it is marked, and thus completed.

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

You can use templates in Google Sheets to quickly create multiple copies of the same type of spreadsheet, both on the website and mobile app.

While there are all kinds of spreadsheet programs for professionals, sometimes you just need a place where you can fumble around with some formulas while you attempt to make a monthly budget ...

How to create a Gantt chart in Google Sheets? Google Sheets is a tool for creating spreadsheets and collaborating, and it's free.

Create a shortcut to wrap text in Google Sheets If wrapping text from the toolbar feels too cumbersome, or you prefer shortcuts, you can create one to work around it.

A pivot table is a useful tool in data analysis that can give you an overview of your data. We'll show you how to create one in Excel and Google Sheets.

To create a Timeline Chart in Google Sheets, we suggest following the steps laid out below to get the job done in the best way possible.

If you're looking for the perfect way to visualize the stats and data that you have compiled, Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel can help. We'll show you how.