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CSV stands for "comma-separated values." They're commonly used to exchange data between banks and spreadsheets such as Google Sheets.
Bestselling author James Clear tweeted “The two skills of modern business: Storytelling and spreadsheets. Know the numbers. Craft the narrative.” It’s true that spreadsheet knowledge is a metaskill that can boost your entire career. But spreadsheets are helpful for more…
Tracking your personal finance goals in a spreadsheet is incredibly simple as well as motivating. Here are tips for getting off to a strong start.
Learn how to get detailed financial insights in your Google Spreadsheet with QUERY, ArrayFormula, and Sparkline charts.
Learn Google Sheets with these free courses, ebooks, videos, and Google Chrome extensions.
The Rental Property Tracker Spreadsheet is designed to track income and expenses for a rental property on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis.
Goal Seek is a powerful tool for determining targets when modeling future outcomes. It's perfect for break-even analysis, net worth projections, and more.
Here are some favorite Google Sheets party tricks shared by the Tiller Money Community.
How to get your monthly FICO score for free, with tips for tracking your credit score over time in spreadsheet that also tracks balances and credit utilization.
Every Google account includes 27 free Google Sheets templates. Here are links and screenshots of each, so you can easily browse them in one place.
It's now much easier to add your images to Google Sheets on desktop and mobile via a new Insert menu item.
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