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Have portrait and landscape in one document

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We love Google Slides, but when it comes to constantly resizing text boxes, not so much (Until now)

There is now a feature where you can do the following with textboxes

Shrink text on overflow

Resize shape to fit text

When you select a text box, you will find this feature on the bottom left corner of the object

Tip from CloudShed

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Modified 19 January 2021 by Eugen Plesa We love Google Slides, but when it comes to constantly resizing text boxes, not so much (Until now) There is now a feature where you can do the following with textboxes Shrink text on overflow Resize shape to fit text When you select a text box, you will find this feature on the bottom left corner of the object Tip from CloudShed

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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Alternating Cell Colors & Conditional Formatting

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Alternating Cell Colors & Conditional Formatting

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Freeze Rows with Drag and Drop & Rotate Text

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Freeze Rows with Drag and Drop & Rotate Text

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Modified 29 June 2020 by Eugen Plesa

Since Google Sheets is a spreadsheet application and bullet points are rarely needed, the option to create them was left out from the toolbar. However, Google Sheets does include support for bullet points.

There are two ways to add a bullet point to a cell in Sheets.

Using a shortcut

On PC: Hold the ALT key and press 7 (on the numeric keyboard)

You can also follow with ALT + ENTER to insert a line break if you wish to add multiple bullet points inside the same cell.

On Mac: Hold the OPTION key and press 8

Follow with CONTROL + OPTION + ENTER to insert a line break.

Using a formula

The CHAR function in Sheets returns the character specified by the code number.

Paste the following formula in the cell in which you wish to add a bullet point:

=CHAR(9679)

If you want to create a bullet point list, you can drag handle to the other cells and the formula will follow.

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How to Insert Bullet Points in Google Sheets

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Modified 29 June 2020 by Eugen Plesa Since Google Sheets is a spreadsheet application and bullet points are rarely needed, the option to create them was left out from the toolbar. However, Google Sheets does include support for bullet points. There are two ways to add a bullet point to a cell in Sheets.

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Sync Data from one spreadsheet to another

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Modified 03 January 2020 by Vicki Rayner

Save time by importing existing data into a new spreadsheet without having to copy it all again.

We often find we need to copy important data into more than one spreadsheet, but it can be tricky if the data is large and complex. Use this handy formula to import your data in minutes.

To start, open up the spreadsheet or tab you want to copy to the new Sheet > copy the sheet's URL

Make a note of the cells you want to import

Open the new sheet where you want the data to appear

In the cell begin to type > =IMPORTRANGE (you'll see the code as you begin to type)

Type > quotation " (very important) then paste the URL from the sheet and add another quotation mark at the end of the URL

Then add a comma , > quotation mark again " > then type the exact name of the specific tab you want to copy followed by an exclamation mark !

Finally, type the range of cells you want to import eg: A1:A19 followed by " quotation marks

Press > Enter and your data will now appear in your new Sheet

Follow the formula

=IMPORTANGE

"

PASTE URL

"

,

"

Name of tab

!

Cell range

"

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Sync data from one spreadsheet to another

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Modified 03 January 2020 by Vicki Rayner Save time by importing existing data into a new spreadsheet without having to copy it all again. We often find we need to copy important data into more than one spreadsheet, but it can be tricky if the data is large and complex.

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How to Add a Drop Down List in Google Sheets (Step-by-Step)

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Make your own copies of the Games you want to use

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Make your own copies of the Games you want to use

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Google Drive Extension

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Quickly browse your Google Drive files without opening a webpage and get notifications of modifications to your shared documents

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Google Docs

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Auto-LaTeX Equations - Google Workspace Marketplace

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This add-on lets you instantly convert every math equation in your document into beautiful latex images!

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Google Slides