Google Sheets

We use Google Sheets to create scripts for conversational AI interviews. I also use Google Sheets to quality control AI training and document potential AI matching issues.

Google sheets is used, frankly, as a filler for Microsoft Excel. While it generally does the job, in my opinion it lacks functionality as a whole, is clunky, and in my personal opinion, annoying to use. With Excel I'm constantly finding new things its capable of doing, while with Sheets i'm constantly finding new things it CAN'T do.

We share files with one of our clients so we can always easily access and edit the files. It has worked out very well for the work we are doing so far. Everyone is able to contribute on their own time, which is particularly helpful since we are in different time zones.

Google Sheets are used mainly for unofficial purposes that may or may not include sharing specific data. The informal usage includes sharing contact sheets or demo data for stories and keeping a tab of some operational duties within the team. The user-friendly access and sharing facility helps in getting access to data at a better pace.

I have been using Google Sheets for the last two years. This is very helpful for maintaining the attendance records, viva, examination and plotting the graph, etc. Google sheets are highly secure and they can be easily integrated with another platform. It supports various formats that makes the user interact easily. Google sheets are in a growing phase, it has a huge scope in the future for many purposes like education and business.

Google Sheets is used in our entire organization across all departments. It helps us to work with our colleagues, who work in other departments. Google Sheets allows us to work in the same file simultaneously with our colleagues which saves a lot of time and resources. This helps us to solve existing business problems much faster.

We use Google sheets to track and update projects in real time by multiple people in various locations. We also use it as a bridge between other applications and Tableau via Zapier.

We use Google Sheets for meeting notes and to organize our projects collaboratively with remote staff working in different locations. We also use Google Sheets in projects with our clients where they are able to send us updates and we can track the progress together. We also use it to create show schedules and organize our division of labour.

Google Sheets is invaluable to my work. At its most basic, it is spreadsheet software that makes keeping data stored in an easy to view format. It has many different built-in sort and filter features as well as an extensive list of functions to enhance data. Google Sheets comes alive when paired with Apps Script where with a little coding knowledge, much work can be automated.

Google sheets is great for helping organize data. We use it in conjunction with Google forms to collect and analyze information from clients and colleagues. We can then use the data to produce charts and graphics which provide a better visual representation. We use Sheets on a daily basis throughout our organization and have found them to be very effective for collaboration and sharing.

Our whole company uses Google Sheets for campaign tracking and accounting. Within Marketing we use it to target brands we need contacts for and who we have and have not reached out to. For our multiple campaigns, we use it to track which stage the campaign is in and update it for all departments to be able to check the progress at any time. It is also very useful for easily inputting multiple fields of data and then downloading as a .csv file so we can upload to our internal dashboard.

I use it almost everyday. I export reports out into [Google] Sheets from Excel. The best part of Google Sheets has been the ability to have multiple user use the Sheet at the same time and be able to see your movement and entry in real time. We do a lot of group reports with data we then create graphs and pivot tables. You can share the Sheet via email with someone and you can provide them with edit rights or just viewing rights. I have several tab (aka Sheets) that have been added to make monthly report for the year with all 12 months of data. I have also created Pivot tables base on process volume month over month charts. Sheets is the greatest. If you haven't had a chance to play around in it you should if you company use it because it is the best for TEAM project.

We use Google Sheets in our back of house operations to organize important data such as staff contact information, affiliate contact information, inventory of stock, and to plan out events / scheduling. We also use Google Sheets when sending reports & invoices to businesses. Googles sheets has helped our business keep organized.

We are using Google Sheets as a department. We are able to link our Jira to Google Sheets which allows us to organize all our tasks to be presented in one sheet. Our sheet is also organized by people so each team member can see all their tasks and projects in one concise place. This allows us to be organized and aware of where everything is.

Google Sheets is widely used in my organization. The main reason for using it is due to its feature of being a cloud application. This makes is very easy for collaboration with teams and sharing of the data without any inconvenience. Accessing the data becomes real hassle free task and with its improved fastness and smoothness in its performance, it is definitely becoming the first choice for many.

Google Sheets allows my team to work collaboratively together, without needed to send multitudes of emails and spreadsheets back and forth. We use Sheets as trackers, for calculations and formulas and data warehouses. The functionality allows multiple people to work on the document or access information at the same time. With features that rival other spreadsheet software, I find Sheets the most user-friendly and easy to use.

Our whole organization uses it currently. We haven't found any issues luckily and the problems it solves is we can collaborate across projects much easier.

Google Sheets offers some the best features when it comes to handling data. The software can import data from other software such as Google forms and also makes it easy to share data across departments or teams hence better collaboration. Google Sheets is easily accessible and using and understanding its different features is easy as well. Whether it is data management, presentations, manipulations, or data collaboration, Google Sheets never disappoints. It has been a resourceful software and is deployed across several departments.

Long time heavy excel user...switched and utilize Google Sheets for most (but not all) spreadsheet work. The work from home (with the switching being in the office and home) has made [working] through the pandemic easier. It is used by accounting only. I also use the Google Suite with my home financials also.

We use Google Sheets to coordinate up-to-date and accurate information among several employees, especially as we prepare as a team for major events, such as our annual Summer Camp and Youth Conference. Google Sheets allows us to make sure no data is left behind, and it prevents us from unnecessary duplication of time consuming work (such as data entry).

We use all the Google products (Docs, Sheets, Slides) at my organization, primarily due to the ease of collaboration and sharing across teams. Specifically with Google Sheets, my team is able to track and analyze data collaboratively, allowing different members to add, edit, and comment within the spreadsheet. The features are robust and while not fully capable of what Excel can offer, will likely meet the spreadsheet needs of most users.

I use Google Sheets as a resources-planning tool with my colleagues. It allows us to stay organized and collaborate at the same time on a project.

We use Google sheets in many ways, such as;

• Use it as a collaboration tool dynamic sheet that we can share with others in real-time
• We use it as a webhook to connect to other integration tools for sharing information from one system to another
• We also use it to capture online form entries from Google Forms
• We also connect it to different email software so we can run email campaigns using Google Sheet

Google Sheets is my favorite way of organizing information. I can access it from my work computer, personal computer and phone with ease. My favorite aspect of Google Sheets is the ability to "share" the document in real time for others to view and/or collaborate on. It streamlines the process seamlessly for all involved. And, it's free!

Wonderful for sharing and updating teams on the status of collection accounts and other projects. That it is web-based and easily accessible by all team members is the most useful part.