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Some of these tips blew me away (and saved me loads of time and frustration). Let me know if these hacks work for you-- and if you have any others t

There is no way to sugarcoat it: Data analysis is incredibly time hard. Maybe hard isn’t the right word -- data analysis is tedious. Today, I reviewed and analyzed old sales reports. The ultimate goal of my project was to compare and contrast old styles and colors to see what we should design moving forward. Using Google Sheets, I sorted the data. Over the course of two and a half hours, I figured out a few “Google Sheets hacks” (tips and tricks that’ll) make your Google Sheets experience easier.

1. Sorting data with lots of product number (particularly of merchandise) got annoying which were all similar, blurred together. If you type=(image(“Image URL”)) you can insert a photo.

2. Shift + F11 adds a new sheet.

3. IguanaMed sells to over twenty countries, so I found myself dealing with several currencies. If you click on the numbers tool, the drop down menu includes more currencies.

4. I had been using excel templates (meaning I would open things in Excel and then upload them to the google drive). Turns out Google Sheets has 300+ templates.

5. Using Google Polls, you can import a poll’s results into sheets for easy analysis.