Here's how to find untitled spreadsheets that actually have data in them. So when you create a new spreadsheet , like sheet new, you go there in Chrome and it creates an untitled spreadsheet . You use it for a little while, and then you forget about it. You forget to change the title, but it ends up in your Google Drive. And if you go to your Google Drive and you search in quotes for untitled spreadsheet , we have a bunch of untitled spreadsheets. Now, some of these are actually useful. They have data in them, or they have some. Something that you've been doing in them, but you just forgot to name it. Now how we find it is over on the right side, you'll see file size, anything that's one kilobyte is not necessarily blank, but it is not necessarily a large amount of data .

And so we can see that some of these are two kilobytes. And if we open it up, we can see there is data in it. There is something that I've done here, some amount of information, and so I can come in here and now reedit this name so it's not just untitled spreadsheet . I can be like, oh yeah, this is supposed to be, eh, whatever this is supposed to be. So hopefully that is helpful to you. To find all your untitled spreadsheets, just go to your drive search for them and look for anything that has a file size more than one kilobyte. But you can actually go and check all the one kilobytes. 'cause they'll have maybe some information. This has some timestamps, but I can go to file and move the trash and delete this completely. You are watching better sheets here on YouTube.

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