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Ken Asks: Can We Add Star Ratings?

Ken Asks: Can We Add Star Ratings?

One common feature that users often request is the ability to add star ratings to their spreadsheets. While this feature is not built into Google Sheets, it is possible to create a star rating system using emojis and data validation.
Creating A Dark Mode Theme | Announcing Dark Habits

Creating A Dark Mode Theme | Announcing Dark Habits

Build a habit tracker in dark mode. Learn how to use emojis and checkboxes effectively.
Ken Asks: How can I count true and false? Answer: w/ CountIF()

Ken Asks: How can I count true and false? Answer: w/ CountIF()

the answer is if you have a column of true or false you can use the count if statement argument formula. That's just count if, and then you say your range, and then comma, true. Or false, whichever one you want and you'll get a count.
Make your Custom Functions Like Native Functions | Custom Function Autocomplete

Make your Custom Functions Like Native Functions | Custom Function Autocomplete

Enable your apps script functions be auto completed while you're using Google Sheets.
How do I Insert Emojis into Google Sheets?

How do I Insert Emojis into Google Sheets?

Using Control+Command+Space in inserting emojis into Google Sheets.
Anders Asks: Find first and last of filter by date

Anders Asks: Find first and last of filter by date

Useful for calculation or filters by dates.
How to Name Sheet Tabs

How to Name Sheet Tabs

Organize tabs appropriately to decrease the friction that other users will have when reading or using your spreadsheets.
2 Ways to Hide Data

2 Ways to Hide Data

Hide data with these simple tricks. Just using the IF() formula.
Insert Random New Quotes in Your Google Sheets (Every Edit/Open)

Insert Random New Quotes in Your Google Sheets (Every Edit/Open)

Discover the Secret Formula to Insert a Quote Randomizer in Your Sheet! | Learn how to use a simple one-formula combo to get a random assortment of quotes in your sheet. Change the quote every time you open the sheet. Watch now and amaze your friends! 

How to insert a quote generator or a quote randomizer inside your sheet. Without using Apps Script.
Get Twitter Handles Easily by changing URLS to @

Get Twitter Handles Easily by changing URLS to @

Change Urls to @ using Substitute()
Wrangle Scattered Data with Flatten()

Wrangle Scattered Data with Flatten()

Check out how to use flatten(). Discover the funky formula that makes data wrangling a breeze! Learn how to use Flatten in Google Sheets to organize scattered data and get insights that were previously hidden. Read on to see how this simple trick can save you hours of manual labor. 
Richard Asks: Copy Template Tab and Rename to Date Every Week

Richard Asks: Copy Template Tab and Rename to Date Every Week

Member Richard asks this question. Answer: use Google Script and a Trigger.
Better Than Happy | Redesign of The Feelings Wheel

Better Than Happy | Redesign of The Feelings Wheel

Turning an infographic into a useful Copy Writing cheat sheet
Learn to Code in Google Sheets, For Programmers

Learn to Code in Google Sheets, For Programmers

Google Sheets uses a scripting language called Google Apps Script, which is based on JavaScript. If you know how to code in JavaScript, you'll find Google Apps Script very familiar. To get started, open a new Google Sheet and go to the "Extensions" menu, then click "Apps Script".
Learn to Love Your Sheets

Learn to Love Your Sheets

Quick intro to a better experience of using Google Sheets
Spreadsheet Automation 101: Camel Case

Spreadsheet Automation 101: Camel Case

Learn the importance of camel case. Camel Case is a simple technique that involves capitalizing the first letter of each word in a text string, except for the first word. This creates a consistent and easily readable format for text that may be used in formulas, labels, or other applications.
Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: Bracket Notation

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: Bracket Notation

Learn how and when to use Bracket Notation in an array. No memorization is needed!. You’ll also be able to see the gap between what it is that’s missing.
Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: onEdit() Trigger

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 2: onEdit() Trigger

One of the things to learn: We can only have one onEdit() in our entire spreadsheet file. I’ll also walk you through on how you can use Event and Logger to get cool information.
Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 3: Send Email Every Week Trigger

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 3: Send Email Every Week Trigger

Learn about how to add and delete Triggers very quickly. I’ll teach you how you can send out an email regularly using Triggers.
Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 3: Email Other People For Loop

Spreadsheet Automation 101 Lesson 3: Email Other People For Loop

Send the same email to different people by using the same Four Loop to figure out which ones we’re sending. Do cool things with this Mail App and email system.

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