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Creating, naming, and saving a spreadsheet

Creating, naming, and saving a spreadsheet - Google Sheets Tutorial

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Creating, naming, and saving a spreadsheet

- I'm going to show you how to create and name a spreadsheet in Google Sheets and show you how Google Sheets automatically saves your work. To create a new blank spreadsheet from your Google sheets home screen, click the button with the plus sign on it in the upper left, labeled blank. That will open up a new blank spreadsheet for you to start working with. As soon as you rename or type anything into this spreadsheet it will automatically be saved into your Google Drive. The best thing to do first is to name the spreadsheet so you can easily find it later in your Google Drive. Notice that this spreadsheet is named untitled spreadsheet. That's what Google Sheets names all new spreadsheets by default. To change the name of this spreadsheet, click on the spreadsheet name and just start typing to rename the document. The title of the spreadsheet can be up to 255 characters long. I'm going to create an inventory spreadsheet,…

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