Google Sheets is a solid Microsoft Excel alternative. You can lock cells to protect your data. Here's how to use the feature in your spreadsheet.

Not sure how to use it? I covered how to use the Google Sheets script editor in more detail. It’s the next step in my guide on how to create drop down list in Excel with multiple selections.

To lock one or more cells in Google Sheets when scrolling, you will have to go to View more cell action > Protect Range > Set Permissions.

The ability to lock cells or elements of Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, but not the full sheet, allows maximum customization and control of a project.

Google Sheets is effectively a full-featured version of Microsoft Excel in your browser with many powerful functions and features also included. Like Excel, you can merge cells in Google Sheets ...

New to Google Sheets? This guide walks you through the basics of how to use Google Sheets, from creating a new sheet to entering and formatting data.

You may need to add cells in Google Sheets if your spreadsheet needs to contain more information than it currently has room for.

You can merge multiple cells in Google Sheets by selecting the cells your want to combine and tapping a single button.

It's easy to merge cells in Google Sheets using a computer or the Google Sheets mobile app. Here's how to do it.