How to use Google Sheets to create, work with, and collaborate on spreadsheets — and how Gemini, Google’s AI assistant, can give you a head start.

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.

Learn how to use Gemini in Google Sheets for basic and advanced tasks like creating tables, generating formulas, cleaning data, and summarizing information efficiently.

Google Sheets has a built-in MATCH function, which you can use to search for anything in a defined cell range. The formula's syntax is =MATCH (key, range, type).

Although Google Sheets lacks many of Microsoft Excel's best features, the UI feels more minimal. If your Sheet looks messy, wrap text can clean it up.

Google Sheets is great for calculations and data analysis, but it also offers several built-in tools for basic tracking of team projects.

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.