Google Sheets is a web-based application that allows users to create, edit and share spreadsheets online. The product has features common to spreadsheets, such as the ability to add, delete, and sort rows and columns. However, Google Sheets also allows multiple geographically dispersed users to work together on a spreadsheet at the same time and chat via an integrated instant messaging program. ..

  1. Type in a search term and the app will show you all sheets with that term in them.
  2. Drag and drop sheets from one sheet to another.
  3. Use the “Share” button to share sheets with others on your team or in your company.
  4. Click on the “Download” button to download sheets into your computer or mobile device

4 ways to search data in Google Sheets

Search using the Find option to highlight all matching cells in the worksheet

To quickly identify cells that contain the name “Tag” in a Google Sheets spreadsheet, you can use the search feature. This is a component of choice final of substitution that we will discuss in the following section. If you want to quickly search the entire worksheet and highlight cells that contain the matching string, choose this option. ..

To search for data in a table, use the arrows in the Find what field that point up and down. You can also check the result visually because all matching cells are highlighted in green.

Search using find and replace

  1. Look at the data in a straightforward way
  2. Use the steps listed to find what you need
  3. If you have any questions, please ask us!

Find and replace options

There are many more options available when searching for text in Microsoft Word than just Find and Replace. You can further narrow your search using each of the other options in the Find and Replace dialog, to get the results you want. Let’s look at some of these possibilities: -Find and Replace: You can use this option to search for specific text throughout your document. -Find: This option allows you to search for any word or phrase anywhere in your document. -Replace: This option allows you to replace any word or phrase with another word or phrase. ..

Search using conditional formatting (to find and highlight cells with search string)

  1. Open Google Sheets and create a new worksheet.
  2. Type “Paul” into the cell in the first row and press Enter.
  3. Type “John” into the cell in the second row and press Enter.
  4. Type “George” into the cell in the third row and press Enter.
  5. Type “Paul” into any other cells in the sheet, and press Enter to return to your original sheet. The conditional formatting function will highlight all cells that contain “Paul”. ..

Final Words

Google Sheets has a ton of features that make it easier to search for data in your spreadsheets. Here are four ways to do this:

  1. Use the filters on the left side of the sheet. This will let you choose which data you want to search for.
  2. Use the date range filters on the right side of the sheet. This will let you choose which data from a given time period you want to search for.
  3. Use the keywords in the text field on the top of the sheet. This will let you search for specific keywords in your data.
  4. Use Google Sheets’ built-in tools, such as Tables and Charts, to help with your searches.