5 methods to apply a formula to an entire column
- Using the Autofill suggestion
- By dragging the cell’s handle
- Using the shortcut Ctrl + D
- Using Ctrl + Shift + Down Arrow”
- Using Array Formula
Google sheets allow you to create spreadsheets that can store various types of data. You can use the stored data to perform complex calculations and create visualizations. It can be tiresome to select the range of cells every time you apply a function or perform a calculation.
Renaming columns enables you to use your column name instead of the range of cells. This eases your work and saves you time. Sometimes, the header is also included by mistake while performing calculations.
You can avoid this by separating the column names from the rest of the data. Freezing the header or renaming your column will help you achieve this. Also, note that you cannot rename the first row, i.e., the fixed header set by Google Sheets.

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Google sheet allows you to use many functions on a data set. Functions are convenient mathematical operations that can convert raw data into usable information. One such function is the SUM function, which lets you sum up numeric data in a column.
The SUM Function totals the values of specific cells, a particular row or column. To use the SUM function, you may use the following formula:
= SUM(A1: A5): Sums cells A1 through A5
OR
=SUM(A1, A5): Sums cells A1 and A5
Here are a few things you should remember while using the SUM function:
1. The word SUM denotes the function name. The bracket () encapsulates the cells in a row or a column that contain the numeric data.
2. The cell reference before the ‘:’ denotes the cell from which the summation begins.
3. ‘:’ allows you to input a range of adjacent cells, and ‘,’ allows you to input non-consecutive cells.
4. The cell after the semicolon denotes the cell where the summation ends.
A table is a vital component of Google Docs core functions. It helps to display information concisely, something that paragraphs cannot replicate.
In this tutorial, we’ll see an easy method to resize your Google Docs table.
First, I’ll illustrate the procedure to make the complete table smaller than the default view. Afterward, we’ll see the effect of this process on some individual cells.
The process includes selecting the cells and then tinkering with Column width and Minimum row height inside Table properties.
Let’s do it step-by-step.
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Text boxes within a document in MS Word can help to point out important points. With a text box, you can draw the attention of your readers. Place the important information inside the text box. This gives you the freedom to orient it any way you want. You can also change several aspects of the box and the text inside the box.
By default, when you insert a text box, MS Word adds a rectangular box with sharp corners. If you do not like this, use a box with rounded corners. You may already have a rectangular text box in your document. Word has the tools to change it to one with rounded corners.
Our simple, step-wise instructions will cover both.
Let us begin.
You can emphasize certain text in your document by enclosing them in text boxes. Creating headlines becomes easier with text boxes. It is possible to add a text box anywhere in the document. You can insert text boxes at any angle, font color, background color, and orientation. You can even use various fonts in a text box.
When inserting a text box, Word uses a white background by default. This background is opaque and hides anything behind it. You can change the background of the text box and make it transparent.
Here, we will show you both methods of how to make the text box transparent in simple steps.
Let’s begin.
The header is the first thing we see in a document.
Most of the time, having a single header is adequate for the entire document.
But, what will you do if you want to have a unique header for each page?
This short article will discuss one surefire way to solve this issue for any google docs file.
In a nutshell, this process includes putting section breaks on each page and then changing headers on each one of them.
Let’s jump into it to look at the details.
Google Docs is an all-powerful alternative to the expensive Microsoft Office. It’s getting feature-rich by the day. It empowers us to do a lot of things. And, one of them is putting a table in our documents.
In this simple tutorial, I’ll show you how to merge different cells in a Google Docs table.
Let’s do it step-by-step.