Google Workspace Lesson 6: Apps Script — Your First Automation
Write your first Google Apps Script: open the editor, read a sheet, total by region, email yourself a summary, add a custom menu, schedule…
Read article →Word, PowerPoint, Outlook and Google Workspace tips for faster everyday work.
Write your first Google Apps Script: open the editor, read a sheet, total by region, email yourself a summary, add a custom menu, schedule…
Read article →The Google Sheets functions that make it special: QUERY, ARRAYFORMULA, IMPORTRANGE, GOOGLETRANSLATE, SPARKLINE, SPLIT, IMAGE, GOOGLEFINANCE and checkboxes, with practical examples.
Read article →Organise Google Drive with shared drives and folders, share safely with Viewer/Commenter/Editor, avoid “anyone with the link” leaks, transfer ownership, use filter views, and…
Read article →Move from Excel to Google Sheets without frustration: what works the same, what differs (shortcuts, menus, file types, recalculation), importing and exporting .xlsx, version…
Read article →Use Google Docs well: headings and outline, suggesting mode instead of track changes, comments and assignments, smart chips, templates, voice typing, and exporting to…
Read article →Link Google Sheets files with IMPORTRANGE, grant access once, and combine it with QUERY to pull only the rows and columns you need.
Read article →Google Sheets’ QUERY function lets you filter, group and sort with SQL-like syntax in one formula. Learn it with examples mapped to Excel features…
Read article →Stop formatting slides one by one. Use PowerPoint’s Slide Master to control fonts, colours, logos and layouts for the whole deck — and rescue…
Read article →Use Track Changes, comments, Accept/Reject and Compare Documents in Microsoft Word to review contracts and reports — plus how to remove hidden tracked changes…
Read article →Word’s wildcard search is a hidden power tool. Eight ready-to-use patterns to fix spaces, dates, phone numbers, brackets and formatting in long documents.
Read article →Use Word’s Heading styles to format long documents consistently, build an automatic table of contents, number headings and navigate with the Navigation Pane.
Read article →Space smells like burnt steak, according to astronauts.
Astronauts returning from spacewalks have described a metallic, burnt or seared-meat smell on their suits, thought to come from reactive oxygen atoms and other compounds.