Google Sheets provides various intermediate tips to enhance users' spreadsheet skills. Users can clean up their data by using the Data cleanup tool, which analyzes and suggests improvements. Named ranges can be utilized to navigate large spreadsheets efficiently. Adding contacts and calendar events or implementing dropdown lists enhances functionality. Filters and slicers allow users to focus on key data, further streamlining spreadsheet work. These features are available to anyone with a Google account, requiring no additional subscription.
Google Sheets can help you check and edit the data consistency of your spreadsheet. On the menu bar at the top, click Data > Data cleanup > Cleanup suggestions. A panel will open to the right of the screen.
This tool analyzes your spreadsheet and offers suggestions to improve its look and performance, such as adding formatting to numbers, deleting duplicate rows, fixing inconsistent data, and more.
If your spreadsheet has several sheets, or a single sheet that's so large it can't be seen all at once in the main window without scrolling, use the "Named ranges" tool to design it for easier navigating.
With this panel open, users can quickly create named ranges, which allow for easy reference and navigation within complex spreadsheets, enhancing overall efficiency.
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