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Tips for importing data into Google Sheets

Google Sheets là một ứng dụng tuyệt vời để làm việc với các Spreadsheet, giao diện đơn giản hướng đến khả năng nâng cao trải nghiệm và năng suất làm việc nhóm, hoàn toàn xây dựng trên nền tảng Cloud của Google.

Google Sheets provides advanced functions to maximize the quality of work, while also providing a series of small but extremely handy features for users, features aimed at saving time. with data. This article will help you discover those rarely used but very useful features for your data entry.

Remove values with Trim and Clean . functions

  • CLEAN function: Very useful when users need to delete characters non-printable exist in the cells. When using the CLEAN function, the returned results will no longer contain ASCII characters, but see details at CLEAN
  • TRIM function: When it is necessary to remove the space characters (space) appearing at the beginning or end of each cell, TRIM will be the function to support that. See details at TRIM.

Remove values with Trim and Clean . functions

Protect data in cells

In some cases, when you share data with others with Edit permission, but do not want the data you entered in the sheet or even in the cell to be changed, then Protect sheet will be the function to look for. Use Protect sheet at Tool → Protect sheet. You can refer to the section Instructions for restricting access in Google Sheets.

Protect data in cells

Validate data entered in cells

Sometimes users need to specify the data type to enter in the correct cell according to the specified requirements, the function at Data (Data) → Data validation (Validation data) will allow it. Google Sheets supports a wide variety of validated input data types.

The user can create a numeric authentication, or define the data to be entered. If entered incorrectly, Google Sheets will notify and ask to re-enter.

Validate data entered in cells

Capitalize the first letter of each cell

Sometimes the user needs the data of the cells to be capitalized the same at the first letter, the function PROPER provided by Google Sheets to do just that.

Capitalize the first letter of each cell

And for when you need to return to lowercase the first-line data of cells, you can use the function LOWER.

Detailed instructions on how to capitalize the first letter in Google Sheets

Split data into separate pieces

Have you ever needed to split data from a string of characters with spaces in a cell into multiple separate cells?

Data → Split text to columns is the problem-solving function that Google provides.

Split data into separate pieces

Graphing data with Sparkline

If you have a large amount of monthly profit data for your company that needs to be analyzed to determine growth or decline milestones, then the function Sparkline is what Google brings to you Google Sheets.

Graphing data with Sparkline

 

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