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Use COUNTUNIQUEIFS Multiple Conditions to Count Weekdays of Sales

Use COUNTUNIQUEIFS Multiple Conditions to Count Weekdays of Sales

Analyze sales with COUNTUNIQUEIFS Formula. 
What Sucks About Selling Spreadsheets And How to Solve These Problems

What Sucks About Selling Spreadsheets And How to Solve These Problems

I go through a few of the darkest parts of selling spreadsheets and how you can fix them. I offer how to do updates that generate revenue and what marketplaces to sell on to avoid marketing into the void.
Creating a Custom URL Link for Your Spreadsheet

Creating a Custom URL Link for Your Spreadsheet

Create an apps script function that gets the url of your spreadsheet into a cell.
Intro Video - Make Better Sheets

Intro Video - Make Better Sheets

Transform your Google Sheets game with Better Sheets tutorials! Learn how to create dynamic databases, design-friendly sheets, and more. Discover hidden formulas and tools, and even build your own. Don't miss out on leveling up your productivity. Create dynamic tools, revamp your skillset, and ultimately master Google Sheets like never before. Better Sheets platform offers more than just tutorials. There is a deep directory of every Google Sheets formula with links to step-by-step tutorials as well as blog posts and youtube videos. It's the ultimate resources to learn how to use formulas in Google Sheets. Every tutorial has listed categories and courses it's a part of. In addition to that any formula featured is listed. And you can click on any formula to see that formula in action in other tutorials on the Better Sheets platform. Watch this walkthrough of the Better Sheets platform.
3 Ways to Count in Google Sheets

3 Ways to Count in Google Sheets

The video explains three ways to count cells or information in Google Sheets: using the Explorer, using the COUNT function, and using the COUNTALL function. The Explorer is a tool located at the bottom right of the screen that allows you to quickly understand your data and find the count of items in a column. The COUNT function allows you to count the number of cells that contain numbers in a range of cells, while the COUNTALL function counts all the cells in a range, including those that contain formulas or are blank. The video also mentions other functions such as SUM and UNIQUE
Alejandro Asks: How do I Sum up Study hours from a Calendar Format?

Alejandro Asks: How do I Sum up Study hours from a Calendar Format?

A member, Alejandro, asks about taking their custom calendar inputs and figuring out study totals for a week. They created a beautiful input and just need to the calculations. I show how to use the data to do the calculations. If you've never used the FLATTEN() formula, this is a good example! And we use double UNIQUE().
Create a 2x2 Priority Matrix

Create a 2x2 Priority Matrix

Boost Your Productivity with a Priority Matrix: Learn How to Prioritize Your Tasks and Achieve More! Join us in this different kind of video and discover the best tips and tools to create a two by two grid that helps you determine what's important and urgent. Perfect for daily planners, long-term projects, decision-making, gift-picking, and more! Don't miss out on this collaborative and time-saving approach! 

Great use case for the formula combination of JOIN/FILTER.
Hide Completed Bars - Make Progress Bars with Sparkline: Part 2

Hide Completed Bars - Make Progress Bars with Sparkline: Part 2

Use the IF() formula to hide completed bars and display messages instead of bars depending on the situation.
Search Every Function in Google Sheets

Search Every Function in Google Sheets

Built a useful tool to filter Google Sheet formulas based on keywords.
3 More Ways to Count in Google Sheets

3 More Ways to Count in Google Sheets

Learn how to use CountBlank() and more counting formulas.
Communicate Better with Gridlines, Border Styles, and Border Colors - Google Sheets

Communicate Better with Gridlines, Border Styles, and Border Colors - Google Sheets

Make your Google Sheets visually appealing and easier to understand with our expert tips on using gridlines, border styles, and colors. Learn how to create a professional-looking spreadsheet that effectively communicates your data to your audience. Boost your productivity today! We're gonna be talking about how to communicate better with grid lines, border styles, and border colors. Really interesting thing happens when you hide grid lines. You lose the grid, and I'll show you how to add that in. And some really interesting things you can do with different styles of border.
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.
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.
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.
Every Tab Has a Unique ID called GID

Every Tab Has a Unique ID called GID

Less than 2 minute tip to help you link directly to a tab in a sheet. Each spreadsheet file has it's own unique id, a url. But also every tab has a unique "gid" that you can use to link directly to a tab in a sheet. Saving people a click.
Manage Your Wedding Guest List in Google Sheets

Manage Your Wedding Guest List in Google Sheets

Learn how to manage any event with RSVPs and multiple organizers. Use Google Forms pre-filled links, and interesting formulas to manage the catering automatically. And we write Apps Script to send email to non-rsvp'ed guests.
Search for Photos in a Google Sheet

Search for Photos in a Google Sheet

This feature is really handy for designers who want to create notes around designs and mockups to showcase to clients. As a photographer, I can also use this to create a searchable sheet with keywords for my photos. You can even use screenshots instead of Unsplash photos like I'm using here. Basically, all you have to do is insert the images into cells and use V lookup to search for them using the ID numbers. You can use this to mock up a newsletter, test out different thumbnails as a YouTuber, or create a landing page or workflow for your business. It's really easy to change the photos by just changing the ID number.
Unique Features - Design a Better Dashboard Part 2

Unique Features - Design a Better Dashboard Part 2

We're gonna talk about some features that we're gonna be using that might be new to you, or, just remind you that we're gonna use them to make 'em very interesting and unique to, using dashboards.
Great Sheets! Corona Hiring Sheet

Great Sheets! Corona Hiring Sheet

Reviewing a Corona hiring sheet. A great example of using Google Sheets. I have high praise for the design and the use of forms for data validation. The sheet makes great use of white space, circular image, and icons instead of text. While I suggest other ways to monetize the job board, I acknowledge the creator's decision to avoid exploiting the situation.

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