To Lock Formulas in Google Sheets Go to the "Data" tab. Protect Sheets and Ranges. Select the cell or range containing the formula. Set ...

To Hide #DIV/0 in Google Sheets Use the "IFERROR" function to hide errors. Drag the formula to hide errors in multiple cells. OR Prepare ...

To Insert a Text Box in Google Sheets Go to "Insert" > "Drawing". Click on the textbox icon. Draw your desired text box. Add text to the ...

To Find Uncertainty in Google Sheets Enter your sample data. In a cell, type =STDEV( and then select the data range or input values. Press Enter ...

To Insert Page Break in Google Sheets Click "File" > "Print". In the print settings, choose "Set custom Page breaks". Adjust the blue lines ...

To Perform IF THEN in Google Sheets Open the Format tab. Select Conditional formatting. Create a rule to highlight cells with "Eligible". ...

To format phone numbers in Google Sheets: Select the cell or cells with unformatted phone numbers Navigate to "Format" in the menu > Choose ...

To Change Decimal Place in Google Sheets: Enter your number. Use the toolbar buttons. Left button (decrease): Fewer decimal places. Right ...

To Find Mean in Google Sheets Enter your data in a column. Use the formula =SUM(A1:A5), (replace A1:A5 with your data range). Use another ...

To Create a Budget in Google Sheets Label your columns as "Budget," "Income," and "Expenses". List your income sources in the "Income" column. ...

To Select Multiple Cells in Google Sheets Click and hold your mouse on a cell. Drag the mouse to select a range of cells. A blue transparent ...

To Change Google Sheet Ownership Share the file with the new owner by clicking "File" > "Share". Add their email and send the invitation. ...

To Insert Calendar in Google Sheets Open Google Sheets. Navigate to the Templates Gallery. Select a calendar template. Customize it as ...

To Share with Viewer Access: Click the Share button in the top right corner. Name your file (optional). Add people via email addresses or create ...

Using Built-in Functions: Start with an equal sign, e.g., =SUM(), =IF(), =AVERAGE(). Add the required arguments or variables within parentheses. ...