Google Sheets is a web-based spreadsheet application that’s equivalent to Microsoft Excel. If you’ve never used Sheets (or Excel, for that matter), you might need help getting started. In this ...

Let’s take an example in which you have to calculate the weekly wages of your employees. For this, you should know the total working duration of your workers for all 6 days. The screenshot provided ...

To sum and subtract in Google Sheets, use the formula =SUM(x:y) or =MINUS(x,y) in the desired cells and input the relevant values. Press Enter to get the results. Adding up columns or rows of numbers ...

To calculate age in Google Sheets, use the DATEDIF or YEARFRAC formulas. I’ll cover each in detail below. Follow along for screenshots and full formula explanations. Formulas that Calculate Age in ...

Where <position of first cell in the column> is the cell number of the first cell with the date of birth mentioned in the column of date of birth. Eg. If you are creating the list of ages of the ...

Google Sheets is one of Google's many productivity applications, like Docs, Calendar, and Drive. Google Sheets lets you create, manage, and collaborate on cloud-based spreadsheets. Google recently ...

This week's tutorial covers a number functions in Google's Spreadsheet app, Google Sheets. Here we take a practical look at using weekdays in calculations, introduce "if" statements and learn how to ...

Google wants to achieve twice as fast calculations in Sheets – however, Chrome or Microsoft Edge are required for a snappy spreadsheet at the start. In the future ...

You may need to add cells in Google Sheets if your spreadsheet needs to contain more information than it currently has room for. Adding one cell or multiple cells in Google Sheets can be done in a few ...

I have a new item for your to-do list: Make a better to-do list. As I’ve written before, I’m a huge proponent of tracking all the little details of your life with spreadsheets. I would never dream of ...