2 Easy Ways to Calculate Weighted Average in Google Sheets
There are two simple ways to calculate weighted average in Google Sheets. Find out how to implement both formulas with this guide.| Spreadsheet Point
There are two simple ways to calculate weighted average in Google Sheets. Find out how to implement both formulas with this guide.| Spreadsheet Point
The Google Sheets Not Equal To operator is one of the most commonly used in online spreadsheets. Find out how to use it appropriately here.| Spreadsheet Point
The Google Sheets NOT function is a handy tool that lets you negate or reverse a logical value. This tutorial shows how to apply it in different use cases.| Spreadsheet Point
The AVERAGEIF Google Sheets function allows you to get the average of the data that meets a specific criterion. Here's a step-by-step guide.| Spreadsheet Point
Let's talk about how to use VLOOKUP with multiple criteria. After all, I often use this formula to find data based on more than one thing. Fortunately,| Spreadsheet Point
Summing in spreadsheets is simple. But, what if you only want to use specific numbers in a range? That's when you'd use the SUMIF Google Sheets function.| Spreadsheet Point
Use the IMPORTRANGE Google Sheets function to access data between spreadsheets. Follow along for video guidance and advice on the formula.| Spreadsheet Point
Want to understand how to use the Google Sheets VLOOKUP from another sheet function? Check out this helpful guide with easy instructions and screenshots.| Spreadsheet Point
The Google Sheets FILTER function, as the name suggests, will allow you to filter a dataset based on a condition (or multiple conditions). Learn how here!| Spreadsheet Point
Follow along with this IFS Google Sheets tutorial to master the basics in a few minutes, and take a longer look at some of the more advanced use cases.| Spreadsheet Point
Follow this Google Sheets COUNTIF not blank guide to learn 4 different ways to count cells that don't contain data.| Spreadsheet Point
Learning which Google Sheets Wildcard to use and when can seem daunting, but this guide makes it simple.| Spreadsheet Point
To count cells with text in Google Sheets, use one of these three functions. My guide includes a video guide (including searching for partial text).| Spreadsheet Point
