Google Sheets Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Google Sheets almost every day to do my job. I always have to do some complex comuptation, statistics and it's a fantastic tool to manage easily all the computation I have. Whatever is my issue : scheduling, assessing options, project plan estimation, it's a very easy tool. What I really appreciate is the capability of this tool to keep the history of cells modifications. Thanks to that I can know who changed what. futhermore it's feasible to put comment to explain why a change occured.

Likelihood to Recommend

if you have to manage tables of figures and having to do some computations this is definitively the best ever tool to use.

it's not a tool very usefull when you have other kind of work to do. By instance managing to describe a process, I would use another tool.

As it is in the name it's perfect to manage spreadsheet otherwise you should find another tool.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Google Sheets pretty much every single day across almost every department. From keeping project records to Payments of the clients, everything in between is being handled on Google Sheets. For our marketing side, we put campaign performance data into Google Sheets, things like Google Ads metrics, SEO tracking, social media KPIs, and build out custom dashboards for clients.

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Google Sheets is a perfect fit for collaborative, real time work, shared editorial calendars, client-facing project trackers, lightweight budget monitoring. Where it falls short is anything data-heavy or analytically complex. Running multi-source campaign attribution or managing large ecommerce datasets, we've learned the hard way that Google Sheets just isn't the right tool.

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We are currently using Google Sheets to manage some of our candidate pipelines on the potential and archived sides of the business. It makes it easy to collaborate in real-time on some of the tasks we need to complete on any given day. Right now, it is being used, in some capacity, by the entire company.

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We use Google Sheets to manage all reporting within our company. We use it extensively to manage automations, with new role applications and other activities.

All of our team reporting on account status, team member performance and also our client facing documents with project plans and roadmaps for growth are managed in Google Sheets.

Likelihood to Recommend

Google Sheets is great for companies which need collaboration with data and information. It is a great way of being able to maintain singular 'points of truth' for work. It can be integrated with many other systems and settings, and we are excited to integrate it further with AI solutions in the future.

I would say it is probably less appropriate to more enterprise businesses. We are a SME so this is good for us.

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I use Google Sheets on a daily basis to help me in my role as a regional manager. I use this resource for so many reasons- I'll list out a few that come to mind: Prepare for weekly meetings, track important performance metrics, budget my region's expenses, create region incentive programs, and many other things.

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I'd recommend Google Sheets to any colleague as I have several times over. Each time I onboard a new hire, I share a budget tracking tool with them to help us both have visibility into their spending & tracking. Another use case - I create an inventory tracker with each new hire to help them manage their personal inventory in an organized way.

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I use Sheets for price lists, tracking inventory, tracking costs on projects

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It's well suited for creating a product list and review your cost and sales price. I also use it for flow charts sometimes but it is a little hard to figure it out so i wish it was easier.

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I use Google Sheets for informal data tracking in the remote education industry. I am able to easily create data drop-downs to mindfully sort each category and variable into its correct place. I use Sheets daily for this in relation to my work from home position, and prefer it by far to competitors like Excel.

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I can say that my most fruitful tasks that involved Google Sheets would be informal data tracking and personal organization. Less appropriate functions would be using Google Sheets for very large projects in which you will need to be able to edit/work offline, as overwhelm can already cause freezing and offline auto-save is not available.

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My organization uses Google Sheets to keep track of advertising expenses for our digital media clients. We log how much we spent on ads, how much we need to charge them, how we should account for additional fees. We also use Google Sheets to organize daily tasks and their status of completion.

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Google Sheets is well suited for tracking weekly and monthly expenses and spending. It allows for multiple people within one organization to view and make changes to the sheets, and we can all see the changes in real time. It is not ideal for large chunks of text. This often leads to formatting errors.

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I use Google Sheets daily for tracking, staying organized and pulling content utilization. Sheets allows me to work quicker and stay organized by easily organizing lots of information in an easy to follow way. I communicate with many individuals and share a link to a sheet to collaborate with. Because sheets allows for multiple people to collaborate at once we can focus on speed and alignment across the board

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Google Sheets is a great tool and if you are still using excel you should move to sheets due to the ability for better collaboration and teamwork. Sheets might not have all the bells and whistles of excel, but as long as you don’t need all Those, sheets is the clear winner. It’s easier to use, looks cleaner and is a better collaboration tool.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Google Sheets for so many things:

Project tracking,

Data cleaning, Software QA,

Prepping for meetings, performance metrics, Onboarding templates, Gathering client data, Exporting reports from our system, Investigating and verifying bugs, Documenting keyboard shortcuts, Documenting corrections that we need to make in the system, Expense sheets. The list is really endless.

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I use Google Sheets for so many scenarios. I think the best one is using formulas to do comparisons and data validation/discrepancies. The version history is also great for keeping track of data. Sheets is not where you want to go if you're writing a long document. Obviously you would use Google Docs instead.