
The course announces new content for advanced Google Sheets functions, starting from section nine, with new students urged to begin there while old content continues for current enrollees.
Learn to transform simple Google spreadsheet formulas into complex functions and advanced queries, using combinations to tackle real-life projects and unlock powerful spreadsheet capabilities.
Please use this sheet if you want to practice the functions as you proceed:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mmGFRVhkbk5mW-SrxADKVokKuzWMGshno0jeXUNQLtg/edit#gid=1846556534
Explore how arrayformula uses a single argument to generate outputs from multiple columns, and how comma versus semicolon can create horizontal or consolidated lists for future filter use.
Learn to build a Google Sheets filter formula displaying country, population, and percentage of world population. Output can show rank and selected columns under conditions like population over 1 million.
Explore filter logic in Google Sheets with the filter function. Use or and conditions, such as rank less than 10 or greater than 90, and population greater than 100 million.
Explore complex filter conditions in google sheets, building first-name, last-name, and full-name arrays across three columns with array formulas and size-aware criteria. Learn to handle errors from size mismatches, trim spaces, and create dynamic drop-down lists from array results for live search and lookup.
Master VLOOKUP in Google Sheets to return country, population, and percentage of population from a data range, using IFERROR to return blanks on missing data and a single multi-column formula.
Explore using arrayformula with sumif to aggregate by criteria, handle blanks, and replace zeros with blanks for cleaner dashboards.
Learn to use arrayformula with sumif and sumifs to aggregate data by multiple criteria, combine ranges and criteria, and understand limitations when applying greater-than or less-than conditions.
Learn how match and index function, individually and together, to find the position of a value and retrieve the corresponding item from 1d or 2d ranges, using rank-based examples.
learn to use match and index to build a mini dashboard in google sheets, enabling users to select a country and a metric (like population) and view its rank.
Explore the indirect function to create dynamic references in Google Sheets, enabling sums by population type across continents with helper columns and index/match guidance.
Learn how to use the concatenate function to join multiple cells into one value, and apply the ampersand alternative for cleaner formulas.
Master the importrange function to pull data from other spreadsheets by specifying sheet name and cell range, grant access, and consolidate figures across multiple sheets for automation.
Learn to build complex filters in Google Sheets to extract customer names by location, device, coupon code, and source, and assemble a dynamic dashboard with validation and transpose techniques.
Use find and isnumber with blank checks, then apply match and filter to locate records by city and device, and prepare data for import range.
Master advanced Google Spreadsheet formulas to filter by city and state, derive state from city, and replace imports with direct range lookups for real-world problem solving.
Analyze attendance data from the attendance sheet for an employee, filter punch in/out by timestamp, compute hours to 23:59:59, and flag outs on different days with array formulas and offset.
Learn to power dynamic filters in Google Sheets by combining filter with isnumber and find to support multi-criteria searches across name, gender, and sports, including case-sensitive and case-insensitive options.
Learn to build a complex Google Sheets formula that maps Expensify categories to dashboard categories using index, match, filter, isnumber, and find to sum amounts by contains logic.
Learn to use growth to extrapolate missing salary data from known y and x values, enforce a smooth curve across levels, and cap min/max for levels 1 and 6.
Learn to detect schedule overlaps in Google Sheets by building formulas that check date, class, and time intervals for same class or same teacher, including multiple overlaps.
Learn to generate a monthly snapshot of project metrics using sumifs and countifs, aligning close dates and accepted dates with end-of-month ranges in Google Sheets.
Merge data from multiple tabs with differing structures using filter, curly-brace arrays, and iferror to align seven columns, combine sources with semicolons, and sort to remove blank rows.
Create dynamic, real-time touchpoint lists in Google Sheets by using index and match to map names, filtering by type, and assembling bullet-point, hyperlinked entries with robust error handling.
Create a Google Sheets attendance dashboard for school meetings using array formulas and VLOOKUP to indicate attended, not attended, or not invited, with conditional formatting for quick visuals.
Explore advanced google sheets techniques to extract for each employee the first, second, last, and second-last fines by date and amount using filter, sort, vlookup, and arrayformula.
Learn to implement relative grading in Google Sheets by ranking students and mapping percentiles to a-f with vlookup. Use array formulas to preserve results during sorting and handle headers.
Learn to compute a salary reference point from percentile benchmarks using a nested lookup in Google Sheets, combining country, tpd or non tpd, and grade.
Apply array formulas in Google Sheets to calculate total marks across five subjects, generate ranks, and keep formulas robust with header placement, error handling, and range-replacement tricks.
Learn to build a Google Sheets formula to compute department and language percentages over a date range, using sumifs and iferror, while handling time stamps and fixed references.
Learn reverse vlookup in Google Sheets to pull data left of the reference column and build a task ID from code, function code, and date with an array formula.
Discover how to calculate the share of deals by source for a chosen sales rep within a date range in Google Sheets, using filter, is number, search, and error handling.
As a full-time Google Spreadsheet consultant, I have worked with clients from different parts of the world, helping them optimize their business processes using Google Sheets. Through my experience, I have learned what are the essential skills and concepts that should be taught in Google Sheets, and I have designed a course to share this knowledge with others.
One of the unique features of this course is that I have taken different real-world scenarios where complex functions were required to solve a particular problem. I have broken down these complex functions into smaller functions, which makes them easier to understand and apply. By working through these cases, learners will develop critical thinking skills and learn how to apply the right function for a specific task.
Towards the end of the course, we delve into the QUERY function, which is one of the most powerful functions in Google Sheets. The QUERY function allows you to extract specific data from a large dataset, perform calculations, and even create pivot tables. With the QUERY function, you can achieve amazing results and simplify your data analysis process.
The course is not only about learning the functions and formulas of Google Sheets but also about understanding how to apply them in real-world scenarios. I have also included practical exercises and quizzes to help learners reinforce their learning and apply the concepts covered in the course.
In conclusion, this course is designed to equip learners with essential Google Sheets skills and to give them the confidence to use these skills to optimize their business processes.
Happy Sheets!