How to Make a Progress Bar in Google Sheets (REPT)

Learn how to create a visually appealing progress bar in Google Sheets using the REPT function to transform percentage values into graphical representations.

and we copy and paste down and we got a progress bar . So let's start with equals B4 * 10. We want to change this percentage number into a bar and we're going to get 6.7 out of this. Then we're going to wrap round it and we're going to end up with seven. And then around that seven we're going to wrap wrapped or rept want this black square. And if we hit enter it'll look just like that. can increase the size a little bit. But we need to add one more thing which is emperand. We're going to round before time 10. And at the beginning of that we're going to do 10 minus. And then we're going to wrap that with rep. Put a comma and a end parenthesis there. We can put a gray Building a Year Progress Clone Power Progress Bar

square there. Replace that first black one with a bigger black square. There we go. And it now fits all in that cell. And we copy and paste down. And we got a progress bar . We have a progress bar and we've changed it from a number . You're watching Better Sheets here on YouTube. Watch this video or this video. It's going to make your Google Sheets better. Go ahead, ask me anything down below in the comments and I'm going to answer it in a future video. Become a member of Better Sheets today. You get videos, you get Sheets. So, what do I have to do to get you into a brand new Google Sheet? Go buy some tools that I've built inside of Google Sheets. Doing things in Google Sheets you never thought possible. 3 Free Tools to Make Your Google Sheets Better 5 Simple Ways to Take Your Google Sheets to the Next Level, Right Now Better Sheets Videos Checklist Big Year

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