Knowing how to generate random numbers in your spreadsheet can be extremely useful. Thankfully, this can be done with ease in Google Sheets. You can use two functions in Google Sheets to create a random number. These are the RAND and RANDBETWEEN functions. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingIf you want to include a visual representation of your data, using a heat map is a good idea. A heat map with gradient color will quickly reveal the extremities for your data. But if you think your audience will have a hard time accurately reading the data, you can use a single color for […]
Continue ReadingYour spreadsheets don't need to be dull and boring. An easy way to brighten up a document is by adding a little visual interest, and what better way to do so than with a couple of images. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingSemi-log and log-log graphs are powerful tools for analyzing data. A relationship between two datasets might not show itself on a plain graph, while a log graph could bring its secrets to light. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingDate and time functions make up a big portion of Google Sheets' arsenal of functions, and one of these functions is EDATE. This function lets you add or subtract months to a date or a date value. EDATE is a simple function, but has the potential to make sophisticated spreadsheets come to life when combined […]
Continue ReadingTrendlines are useful linear graphs that make the direction of a data series clearer. Visualizing trends with a trendline, is a practical asset that makes analyzing charts easier, and completes the image for that data series. MUO – Feed
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