FORMATTING IMAGES IN GOOGLE SPREADSHEET

The formatting of images in Google Spreadsheet is a

little bit different than Google Document and Google
Presentation. You cannot delete the image simply by
clicking on the image then pressing Delete on your
keyboard. You have to click on the image then you
will see a drop down arrow on the upper right
corner of the image. Click on it then click on Delete
image to be able to delete the image. You can also
choose to Edit image wherein you can change the
image, Assign script or Reset size wherein the size of
the image will reset to its default size.
COLUMN WIDTH AND ROW HEIGHT
Width and height cannot be different per cell in Google spreadsheet. Instead,
width and height changes per row and column. There are two ways which you
can change the column width and row height - resizing manually by dragging the
outlying border next to either the number or label, or by entering the new size
of the row or column selected by the right-click menu. To do this, right-click on
your mouse then choose Resize column or row depending on what you have
selected.
A smaller window will appear, in here you will
enter the new size of the column or row then
click OK when you’re finished.
GOOGLE SPREADSHEET FORMULAS
Google Spreadsheets supports cell formulas typically found in most desktop spreadsheet
packages. These formulas can be used to create functions that manipulate data and
calculate strings and numbers. In the example, notice how the value in the cell selected is
a result of a formula PRODUCT.
To add a formula, go to the formula box on the top part of the document then place
an = sign on the start then write the formula. Click on the cells that you want to
include in the formula.
INSERTING COMMENTS
Comments are a handy way of adding notes to your documents, spreadsheets, and
presentations that are visible to viewers and collaborators. These can be invaluable for
communicating with collaborators about specific parts of the document, as well as making
notes about changes you've made or would like to make.
To insert a comment, select the cell/s that you want a comment to then right-click on
your mouse then choose Insert comment.
THANK YOU