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I learned how to split columns, validate data, and autofill.

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-more conditional formatting options
-freezing
-drop downs
-splitting a column

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Data Validation/Drop Downs
Split Column
Checkboxes

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- splitting cells
- coloring with conditional formatting
I knew all the others

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- Text Wrapping
- Checkboxes
- Data Validation (drop down)
- Keenan Allison

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I learned how to sort columns, freeze rows, and split columns. Laura Smith

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Freezing
Text Wrap
Splitting Columns

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Freezing
Text wrap

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Hiding sheets if you are the editor but if the person you shared with copies the sheet they then can Unhide the sheets

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Hiding sheets if you are the editor but if the person you shared with copies the sheet they then can Unhide the sheets

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Suggestion formulas from google

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Color Scale with conditional formatting
Splitting cells
Text wrap

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How to freeze rows
new autofill feature
Sorting

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Freezing Rows
Splitting Columns
Protecting/Hiding Sheets

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Autofill, freezing rows, and how to sort

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Surprisingly, I knew most of this, but I didn't know how to do the dropdown boxes! Love that!

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Surprisingly, I knew most of this, but I didn't know how to do the dropdown boxes! Love that!

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My SDAS includes developing teacher/class surveys for students to fill out. Google Sheets is one way to compile and summarize data for easy interpretation.

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My SDAS includes developing teacher/class surveys for students to fill out. Google Sheets is one way to compile and summarize data for easy interpretation.

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Freeze Rows
Add Checkboxes
Copy and Paste Formulas

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Splitting the column and the text wrap are big helps.  This was great to be able to have concrete tips on something I have to use.  I never felt like sheets were important until living in the pandemic. Now my sheets for simple tasks like attendance are super complex.

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Splitting the column and the text wrap are big helps.  This was great to be able to have concrete tips on something I have to use.  I never felt like sheets were important until living in the pandemic. Now my sheets for simple tasks like attendance are super complex.

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Freezing rows
Specific formulas
Splitting cells

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I've written Physics Labs using EXCEL. Many students, particularly those using Mac's do not have EXCEL, so they convert the EXCEL file to a Google Sheet.

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I've written Physics Labs using EXCEL. Many students, particularly those using Mac's do not have EXCEL, so they convert the EXCEL file to a Google Sheet.

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I am not very familiar with Sheets or Excel, so this was very helpful. So glad there was a "beginner" option, as that is definitely me! The top 3 most helpful things I learned was:
1. How to freeze rows
2. How to sort data
3. How to create sheet tabs
This will be a great tool for me to continue to utilize, especially now that I better understand what I'm doing!

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Use excel all the time so this is very similar.

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Use excel all the time so this is very similar.

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-splitting columns is great thing to know
-color coding
-hide sheet

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--add a column/row
--to keep a row or column in the same place
--Split a column

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Did not know about text wrapping
Did not know about splitting columns
Did not know about the freeze options

Great thing to be aware of ... will keep your presentation in my files for reference

Thank You

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I did not know that "freezing" a column was possible and this will be very useful in the future for my data sheets.
Learned how to sort my data ranges, for when you just want to get the data in there first and organize later.
Splitting columns is also something I did not know how to do before - also a useful tool.

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I started getting comfortable with Excel and now I'm learning how to apply some of the same strategies to Google Sheets. It is still difficult for me but this session was very helpful.  

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I started getting comfortable with Excel and now I'm learning how to apply some of the same strategies to Google Sheets. It is still difficult for me but this session was very helpful.  

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Splitting columns was new to me.  I also learned how to use autofill and how color coding columns/rows really makes things pop.

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I learned how to do the following:
Freeze Rows
Split Columns
Sort Data

Barbara Tulley

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Text Wrapping.  Column Splitting. Sorting.

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Text Wrapping.  Column Splitting. Sorting.

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Being a "Microsoft Office Native" (I have been using it since before it was called "Office") I struggle a little transitioning to Google Docs. I miss the more "powerful" environment of an actual software installed in my computer vs a WebApp. It is nice to have a guide on where to find commands I am familiar with, like autofill, freeze and sort.

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Being a "Microsoft Office Native" (I have been using it since before it was called "Office") I struggle a little transitioning to Google Docs. I miss the more "powerful" environment of an actual software installed in my computer vs a WebApp. It is nice to have a guide on where to find commands I am familiar with, like autofill, freeze and sort.

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I have never been good at data inside sheets, so learning how to organize it and sort different numbers helped me tremendously! I also learned about the freeze row function and autofill function!

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I learned about the new autofill feature. I also learned how to freeze rows to keep a column in the same place and how to organize the data within a Google Sheet.

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I literally know nothing about sheets. I have tried to set up sheets before but had no idea what I am doing. I was not a business major so never had to use a spreadsheet in college. This tutorial was so helpful. I learned how to lock a sheet, add content, wrap text, and sort data. I want to learn more advanced skills like adding formulas so I will go look at the advanced tutorial as well.