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Intermediate Google Sheets
61 CQ
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5 CQ
Follow along to learn how to use the Count(), CountA(), CountBlank(), and CountUnique() formulas to count the number of cells in a range in Google Sheets.
with Mr. Adam CarlsonFollow along to learn how to use the Count(), CountA(), CountBlank(), and CountUnique() formulas to count the number of cells in a range in Google Sheets.
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6 CQ
This Google Sheets lesson demonstrates how to use the Split and Concatenate functions to separate or combine strings of data between columns in a spreadsheet.
with Mr. Adam CarlsonThis Google Sheets lesson demonstrates how to use the Split and Concatenate functions to separate or combine strings of data between columns in a spreadsheet.
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7 CQ
Go beyond the basics of Google Sheets by learning how to use dynamic sorting and filtering functions : Sort(), Filter(), Transpose(), and Unique()
with Mr. Adam CarlsonGo beyond the basics of Google Sheets by learning how to use dynamic sorting and filtering functions : Sort(), Filter(), Transpose(), and Unique()
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6 CQ
Join this Google Sheets lesson to learn how to use Vlookup, Hlookup, and Index/Match functions to search for specific data in spreadsheets.
with Mr. Adam CarlsonJoin this Google Sheets lesson to learn how to use Vlookup, Hlookup, and Index/Match functions to search for specific data in spreadsheets.
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7 CQ
Creating graphs can be a time-consuming process, but not with Google Sheets Explore feature! Follow along to to create and customize graphs in this lesson.
with Mr. Adam CarlsonCreating graphs can be a time-consuming process, but not with Google Sheets Explore feature! Follow along to to create and customize graphs in this lesson.
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