Conditional formatting helps to visualize data, by coloring in a cell and/or text, as well as to understand and be able to interpret the data available.

Why wrap text in Google Sheets? Text wrapping is a popular Google Sheets formatting tool that lets you show the full content of a cell by wrapping long entries within its boundaries.

If you want to color code answers in Google Sheets, you must use the Conditional Formatting feature. Conditional Formatting makes it easy to identify certain cells or highlight certain values.

Use this guide to learn how to make text-filled cells in Google Sheets easier to read with text wrap and alignment adjustments.

We show you how to highlight duplicates in Google Sheets using the COUNTIF and ARRAYFORMULA functions under the conditional format rules.

It's possible to merge cells vertically, horizontally, or in both directions from the Format menu when you're using Google Sheets a web browser.

How to format a cell for stars in Google Sheets Working with stars in a Google Sheet is a two-part process. First, you configure a cell to show stars, and then you or your collaborators can enter ...

You can change the date format in Google Sheets and customize the appearance of calendar dates in a spreadsheet.

You can merge multiple cells in Google Sheets by selecting the cells your want to combine and tapping a single button.

Want to know how to merge cells in a spreadsheet with or without data? Here’s how to merge cells in Google Sheets and options for cells containing data.