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Working with multiple sheets - Sheets Tutorial
From the course: Google Sheets Essential Training
Working with multiple sheets
- [Instructor] Often it's helpful to have multiple sheets in your spreadsheet, to make it easier to organize and find your information. I'll show you how to create, name, copy, reorder, and delete sheets to keep yourself organized. Let's work with multiple sheets on this solar system cost analysis spreadsheet. You can download this file and follow along. It's named sheets and it's in the Exercise Files chapter three folder. Right now, this spreadsheet has three sheets. You can see their names along the bottom: Sheet1, Sheet2, and Sheet3. These are just the default names. I'll add another sheet by clicking the plus sign in the bottom left. Sheet4 was added and I see a new blank sheet. Now I'll delete this sheet by clicking on the down arrow in the sheet tab and selecting Delete. Now this spreadsheet has three sheets again. You can see the tabs for these sheets at the bottom of the spreadsheet. I haven't named the sheets yet so they still have their default names. Let's start by naming…
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Entering and editing cell data5m 14s
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Inserting, deleting, and clearing rows and columns2m 34s
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Moving or copying rows, columns, and cells2m 20s
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Editing with Find and Replace2m 36s
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Working with multiple sheets4m 18s
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Creating a series of numbers, letters, or dates2m 55s
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Inserting images or hyperlinks5m 17s
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