[Prefatory Note: This post was inspired by the same loyal reader who brought Evernote to our attention]
We were shocked to learn that some people don't use or don't even know about Google Sheets. It's a spreadsheet like Excel, but it's free, easier to use, and easier to share (as a webpage) and edit. Google Sheets is great for number stuff, but it's adaptable for non-number stuff as well. For example, if you want to plan out a week's activities in collaboration with your host or your guests, Google Sheets is way better than any calendar app. In fine, if can ideate it, Google Sheets can implement it. To get started, just click on it under Google Apps or type "Google Sheets" (without the quotes) into The Google.
We were shocked to learn that some people don't use or don't even know about Google Sheets. It's a spreadsheet like Excel, but it's free, easier to use, and easier to share (as a webpage) and edit. Google Sheets is great for number stuff, but it's adaptable for non-number stuff as well. For example, if you want to plan out a week's activities in collaboration with your host or your guests, Google Sheets is way better than any calendar app. In fine, if can ideate it, Google Sheets can implement it. To get started, just click on it under Google Apps or type "Google Sheets" (without the quotes) into The Google.
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