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I rarely need Excel for work, but lately I’ve been thinking how useful it would be to make good use of Google Sheets and its collaborative features. Google has made creating, sharing, and collecting simple forms intuitive, so I’m going to try using it a little at work. Still, just as with Microsoft Excel, I think I’ll need to study Google Sheets to use it really well and conveniently. Simple data collection and formulas are intuitive, but for data processing and functions, the only answer seems
“You can Excel, right? You can, can, can, right?” • How a finance and administration accountant started coding after 20 years of working only with Excel, and automated work using Google Sheets • Become even lazier by using spreadsheets. Excel and spreadsheets can be used in many ways, but they’re especially common among people who work with numbers, such as accountants, tax professionals, finance managers, and bookkeepers. I found the author’s background interesting: after studying business and
Gangnamseok: The Secret of a Top Performer: Digging Deep into Google Sheets
You’re already familiar with Excel, so do you really need to switch to Google Sheets now? The right tool depends on the task! Google Sheets has distinct advantages in collaboration, cloud access, array formulas, and Apps Script, making it easy to do things in Sheets that are impossible or cumbersome in Excel. This book shows you how to use Google Sheets efficiently in a fast-paced work environment where processes change rapidly. A more powerful Google Workspace! The book introduces many of the latest Google Workspace features and ways to use generative AI at work. New Google Sheets features, such as smart chips that bring in external data and improved array functions, can help you finish work sooner. Experience a new era of work with generative AI. Want to automate tasks but find Apps Script difficult because you don’t know how to code? Don’t worry. With generative AI, anyone can build a smarter work environment and handle complex tasks with ease. Use practical generative AI techniques you can apply right away, leave tedious tasks to ChatGPT, and reclaim your evenings.
Korean title: 일잘러의 비밀, 구글 스프레드시트 제대로 파헤치기
Korean author: 강남석
Korean publisher: 한빛미디어
ISBN-13: 9791169212304
Reviews
I rarely need Excel for work, but lately I’ve been thinking how useful it would be to make good use of Google Sheets and its collaborative features. Google has made creating, sharing, and collecting simple forms intuitive, so I’m going to try using it a little at work. Still, just as with Microsoft Excel, I think I’ll need to study Google Sheets to use it really well and conveniently. Simple data collection and formulas are intuitive, but for data processing and functions, the only answer seems
“You can Excel, right? You can, can, can, right?” • How a finance and administration accountant started coding after 20 years of working only with Excel, and automated work using Google Sheets • Become even lazier by using spreadsheets. Excel and spreadsheets can be used in many ways, but they’re especially common among people who work with numbers, such as accountants, tax professionals, finance managers, and bookkeepers. I found the author’s background interesting: after studying business and
