If you use Google services such as Google Reader, Google Drive, YouTube, Contacts, Google+ Circles, Latitude, Picasa Web Albums and a few more, you can download all of your stuff to your computer.
Google Spreadsheets supports cell formulas typically found in most desktop spreadsheet packages. In this lesson we will calculate the numbers of empty cells in a Spreadsheet.
You can upload and import any MS Word document file to Google docs/drive as you can download and export a Google docs document to you computer and open it with MS Word.
Google Drive is your private space on the Internet, where you can store any data you want and synchronize it with you PC, Mac or Android powered device. Let me show you how.
Not only that you can share files — like documents, images, and PDFs — without having to email them as attachments. You can share the whole folder containing the documents.
After you've entered fields into your pivot table report, you can sort, summarize, filter, or add formulas to the data contained in your pivot table report. Let's learn about several ways of sorting data.
Google Forms is a useful tool to help you plan events, send a survey, give students a quiz, or collect other information in an easy, streamlined way. In this lesson we will show you how to create a simple questionnaire and send it through e-mail.
Cool thing about Google Drive is you can access all your documents from anywhere and you can actually upload a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation which automatically turns into Google Drive Slide.
Google spreadsheets lets you create charts and graphs to visualize a data set. Let's take a look how to create a nice and simple chart in a matter of few clicks.
Google by far isn't only a search service or an e-mail provider. I will introduce you to their Google Docs service which you can use as your very own office in the cloud.
Folders make it easy to organize all of your files and Google documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in Google Drive. Let me show you how to organize your documents in folders.
