
Ticker - The ticker symbol for the security to consider. This will give you a good idea of how you can work with a Google spreadsheet.Fetches current or historical securities information from Google Finance. Now I am going to create a similar table in Google Sheets. Here is a simple table showing stationery items and their price: Items One of the most simple tasks you can perform using Google Sheets is to build and manage a table of information. Once you’re familiar with the interface, you are ready to start inputting data into your new spreadsheet. Just click on “+” button to add a new worksheet. Multiple sheet: You can add multiple worksheet under one Google Sheets.For example in the above screenshot i am referring to “Cell D12 “ They are identified by the column letter and row number that intersect at the cell’s location. Cells – Cells are the building block of a spreadsheet where you enter your content.For example in the above screenshot i am referring to “Row 9” Row – A row is a group of cells that runs horizontally from left to right.For example in the above screenshot i am referring to “Column F” Column – A column is a group of cells that runs vertically from top to bottom.Formula Bar – Any formula you enter into a cell will also appear here as well as anything you enter here will automtically get inserted in the selected cell.Like changing color of a text or changing alignmemnt of a cell, etc. Formatting Bar – Here you’ll find multiple options to format your spreadsheet.Share – Sare your spreadsheet with your colleagues, boss, audience, or public.Comment – You can add comment to a cell from here (mainly used when you are collabration on a sheet.).History – You can check all the revision history of a sheet from here.Just click on one of the option and choose desired option from the down list. ToolBar Menu – Here you’ll get various feature under each option to modify and build a professional spreadsheet.Name – By default any new sheet will be named “untitled spreadsheet,” You can click on it to rename it something else.Home – Clicking on this icon will take you back to the Google Sheets dashboard page.
