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10 Chapters

 

  1. Getting Started with Google Sheets

  2. Navigating the Google Sheets Interface

  3. Working with Basic Formulas and Functions

  4. Formatting and Customizing Your Spreadsheets

  5. Managing Data with Filters, Sorts, and Conditional Formatting

  6. Creating and Modifying Charts and Graphs

  7. Collaborating and Sharing in Google Sheets

  8. Advanced Formulas and Functions for Data Analysis

  9. Automating Tasks with Macros and Add-ons

  10. Tips, Tricks, and Time-Saving Techniques in Google Sheets

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