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John Bordsen Technology Trainer Gail Borden Public Library District Google Tools: Sheets John Bordsen Technology Trainer Gail Borden Public Library District Courtesy of Gail Borden Public Library and the Public Library Association

Agenda Getting Started with Google Sheets Creating and Working with Sheets Working with Cells and Tabs Working with Formulas and Functions Sharing and Collaborating

Getting Started with Sheets Google Sheets is a free, web-based spreadsheet application. Create and collaborate on documents with people in real time Save and access files in the cloud (Drive) Convert Microsoft Excel documents (.xls) to Google Docs and vice versa Revert to any prior versions of a spreadsheet

Accessing Google Sheets sheets.google.com Tip! Sheets is designed for optimal performance using Google Chrome.

ACTIVITY #1

Navigating Google Sheets Templates/New Doc Search Bar Display options File picker Your Sheets

Creating & Working w/ Sheets Use Google Sheets to create new spreadsheets and make quick, easy changes. Rename a spreadsheet Add data Copy / duplicate a Sheet Download from the cloud Use templates for various spreadsheet types

Google Docs Templates Create new spreadsheets using various templates: Monthly Budget Annual Budget Calendar To-do List Invoice And more…

Using Premade Templates Create a new document from a template on the Google Sheet’s home screen. Create a new Sheet or view more templates

Renaming a Sheet Edit the name of your file at anytime by clicking and typing in the “Document Name” field. Document Name Tip! The default name of any new Google Sheet is Untitled document.

ACTIVITY #2

Viewing Revision History View or revert to any prior version of the spreadsheet via Revision History. 1. Select “File” 2. See revision history

Reverting to Prior Versions Select a prior revision to preview it. Click “Restore this version” to revert to it. Select from any prior revision Preview window Revert to selected revision Tip! Revision History keep track of every single change you and your collaborators make to a document.

Create a Copy of a Sheet Duplicate a spreadsheet with ease. 1. Select “File” 2. Make a copy 3. Click OK

Downloading a Sheet Save a Google spreadsheet to your computer. 1. Select “File” 2. Download as 3. Select file type Tip! Popular file types include Microsoft Excel and PDF.

Deleting a Sheet Send a spreadsheet to the trash. 1. Select “File” 2. Move to trash 3. Confirm

Creating a New Sheet Newly created Sheets are automatically saved to your Google Drive account. Create a new Sheet

ACTIVITY #3

Working w/ Cells and Sheets Modify your spreadsheet with data, various formatting options, and more. Enter text or data into cells Modify formatting of numbers, text, and cells Add, modify, or delete tabs (sheets)

Entering Data to a Cell Simply click in a cell to begin writing data. 1. Click a cell Overwriting Text in a Cell Click once on the cell Type desired text and press Enter Modifying Text in a Cell Double-click on the cell Modify text as desired and press Enter 2. Beginning typing and then press Enter

Modifying Number Formatting Select the type of numerical data entered. Number (10.12) Percent (10.12%) Currency ($10.12) Date (10/12/2016) Time (10:12:00 PM) And more… Modifying Number Formatting Click once on the cell(s) Select Format > Number Click the desired numerical format

Modifying Text Formatting Select a format for text within a cell. Bold Italics Underline Colors And more… Modifying Text Formatting Click once on the cell(s) Select text formatting option(s) from tool bar

ACTIVITY #4

Modifying Cell Formatting Use cell formatting to select: Horizontal alignment (left, right, center) Vertical Alignment (top, middle, bottom) Fill color Borders Text wrapping (overflow, wrap, clip) Cell Formatting

Adding a Sheet (tab) Click the plus sign + in the lower left corner to add a new sheet (tab) into your spreadsheet.

Modifying a Sheet (tab) Rename a sheet, delete it, apply a color, and more. Right-click a tab to see menu options

Working w/ Formulas and Functions Perform different types of calculations by using functions to create formulas in Google Sheets. Add all values from a row or column with the SUM function Utilize nearly functions found in Excel and other spreadsheet applications Access a list of functions online

Using the SUM Function Calculate the total sum of a range of cells. Cell Range (Ex: E7:E8) SUM Function

Accessing Other Functions 1. Click 2. Click More functions… 3. View functions list on the web

ACTIVITY #5

Sharing a Sheet Provide others with access to spreadsheets of your choosing. Allow others to view, download, or edit Collaborate with colleagues on a project Send a file to a friend or client Share with both Google and non-Google users

Sharing a Document Share a spreadsheet and choose the collaborator’s level of access/permissions (Edit, Comment, or View). 1. Click “Share” 2. Select sharing options Recipient(s) Permissions Optional message 3. Click “Send”

ACTIVITY #6

Viewing Email Notifications Recipients of a shared file receive an email notification. Shared files can be accessed via email using the “Open” button Tip! Non-Google users will only have “View” access; they cannot edit Google Sheets.

Adding Comments Use comments to add notes or ask a question to either yourself or other collaborators. 1. Select a cell 2. Click Comments 3. Click Comment 4. Add your comment

Questions? THANK YOU FOR COMING! Part Six Next Week Google Tools: Slides Thank participants for coming and ask if there are any outstanding questions. Hand out the class surveys and encourage them to write in ideas for any additional classes. When they submit their surveys, exchange them for handouts. Encourage them to look for upcoming classes and register to attend