Update 2/11/15: The MailChimp add-on for Gmail has been decommissioned and this guide is not more relevant. Do you often need to send the same email message to lots of different people? If so, then you will certainly consent that it should be personalized and look unique to every recipient. If we are talking about […]
Either you are conducting an online survey or receiving applications through Google Forms, you may want to set notification rules for every change against the underlying Google Spreadsheet. As you know, there is a Google Spreadsheet behind any Google Form where all responses are being collected. In certain situations it is good to configure email […]
In this article, you will see one workaround for how to print filled Google Forms by using Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word as helpers. Let us say that you have created a Google Form, published it and started to collect responses. If you choose “New spreadsheet” as response destination, then you should know that a […]
I was looking through the Google+ network when I came across news saying “Google Wedding Planning” and I accidentally found out the new Google Product Google For Weddings. It is a website which gives you the tools to organize, socialize and pull off your wedding. What is Google for Weddings all about? Google simply puts in […]
Fixing a column in Google Spreadsheet is very similar to the process of fixing a row in Google Spreadsheet. When you manipulate big amount of data in a spreadsheet it is often useful to fix first column so you always see the name of the rows in the first column when you scroll right or […]
When you manipulate big amount of data in a spreadsheet it is often useful to fix first row so you always see the name of the columns when you scroll down. 1. Open the spreadsheet and then go to the View menu. 2. Navigate to “Freeze rows” and then select appropriate number of rows you […]
