Businesses today don’t operate in isolation; employees work not only with one another, but with third-party vendors, clients, customers, and other businesses as well—and often on a temporary basis. To keep your organization’s information safe in these situations, Google is introducing the ability to set an “expiration date” for specific user access to files in Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
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3.16.2016
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3.09.2016
Where to Locate and Download Google Form Add-ons
It’s easy to find Chrome extensions, but what about Google Form Add-ons? Here’s a quick video to help you locate Google Form Add-ons and begin downloading them.
Create a new Google Form, or go to a Google Form you’ve already created.
Once you’re in Google Forms, click the More menu in the top right corner. Select Add-ons.
A new window will appear where the Add-ons are listed. You can hover over each add-on to get a preview of what they do. To download an add-on, just click the “+ FREE” icon.
Create a new Google Form, or go to a Google Form you’ve already created.
Once you’re in Google Forms, click the More menu in the top right corner. Select Add-ons.
A new window will appear where the Add-ons are listed. You can hover over each add-on to get a preview of what they do. To download an add-on, just click the “+ FREE” icon.
3.03.2016
How to do text-to-columns in Google Spreadsheets
Pasting in Google Sheets can become especially difficult when you want to paste a list or text that you want to separate into different cells. The former solution to separating text was with a script, but Google announced this week that you can now easily convert text to columns in Sheets with new paste formatting options.
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