Why wrap text in Google Sheets? Text wrapping is a popular Google Sheets formatting tool that lets you show the full content of a cell by wrapping long entries within its boundaries.

Conditional formatting helps to visualize data, by coloring in a cell and/or text, as well as to understand and be able to interpret the data available.

If you want to color code answers in Google Sheets, you must use the Conditional Formatting feature. Conditional Formatting makes it easy to identify certain cells or highlight certain values.

Use this guide to learn how to make text-filled cells in Google Sheets easier to read with text wrap and alignment adjustments.

We show you how to highlight duplicates in Google Sheets using the COUNTIF and ARRAYFORMULA functions under the conditional format rules.

It's possible to merge cells vertically, horizontally, or in both directions from the Format menu when you're using Google Sheets a web browser.

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

Want to know how to merge cells in a spreadsheet with or without data? Here’s how to merge cells in Google Sheets and options for cells containing data.

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.

We've covered a lot about using custom formulas for conditional formatting in Google Sheets, especially color-coding cells based on the date. Now let's look at how to color-code cells based on whether ...

Keep your data and formulas safe. We’ll show you how to lock cells in Google Sheets to prevent editing, display a warning, and remove that protection later.

Google Sheets may be younger than its Microsoft-made contemporary, but it can merge spreadsheet cells just as well and do even better in some specific cases. Open the desktop or web Google Sheets app.