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What is Google Sheets?
What is Google Sheets?
Google Sheets is a great tool which allows you to create and edit spreadsheets directly from your web browser, without having to download any specific software onto your Desktop or Laptop.
Very similar to Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets can be used as a management tool to create spreadsheets which can be edited by multiple people at the same time. This removes the need to send emails with Excel files to classmates to collaborate.
Formulas can be used on Google Sheets which will allow you to complete different calculations with the data which you have inputted. This could be something simple as adding two pieces of information together with '=SUM', or more complex calculations like '=arrayformulas'.
How to use Google Sheets
How to use Google Sheets
Google Sheets can seem like a very complex and complicated applications, especially to those who may not have used it before or are not use to formulas. The guide on the left of this page provides an exhaustive look and breakdown of what can be done on Google Sheets and how it can be beneficial to your learning.
Please take the time to look at this resource and familiarise yourself with Google Sheets.
During your time at Warrington and Vale Royal College, you will encounter many different types of Google documents and Google Sheets will be apart of this.
There will be further resources below like videos and articles which could help further your understanding.
Please use the Contact Us tab if you are unsure on how to use the application, and the Teaching and Learning Team will be more than happy to help! 😀
Useful Links
Useful Links
Inspiration
Inspiration
This site provides 20 free Google Sheets templates that can be used to change the way you use the application. Each template has a step-by-step guide on how to use them!
A lot of these templates will be helpful for your development outside of college if you wish to create your own business, or in a future career.
Do you have any ideas or inspiration for this application? Send them over to wvrdigital@wvr.ac.uk and we will take a look at what you have and you may see it appear on this page!
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