Working with large datasets in Google Sheets can be difficult if you can't see the title row. Here's how to freeze rows on your spreadsheet.

Want to transpose Rows into Columns in Excel or Google Sheets? If yes then this post will show you how to switch or swap Columns and Rows in Excel and Google Sheets.

Learn how to hide columns or rows to reduce data entry errors, narrow focus, more easily compare data, or insert more columns or rows to increase the size of your Google Sheet.

You can easily hide rows in Google Sheets on your computer or mobile device. The same method can be used to unhide rows as well.

Hiding columns and rows in Google Sheets is not a difficult task, and the same can be said for unhiding them. We explain how.

The larger a spreadsheet gets, the more likely you'll want to start hiding rows or columns or maybe you've been given a sheet that has hidden rows or columns.

The CHOOSECOLS and CHOOSEROWS functions in Google Sheets are ideal for quickly extracting specific columns or rows from your data without creating confusing nested formulas. What's more, since ...

Google Sheets' freezing function allows you to pin not just the topmost row and leftmost column to your view but even create larger, more specific freeze-frames based on your preferences.

The Google Docs Web Clipboard makes that easy. You can even use it to copy data from a single row and paste it into another Google Docs spreadsheet.