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Google Spreadsheets Tutorial
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Google Spreadsheets Tutorial

Google Spreadsheets Tutorial

1. Introduction to Google Sheets
2. Formatting of Cells and Ranges
3. Advanced Formatting of Cells
4. Sorting, Filtering and Cleaning Data
5. Creating Charts
6. Basic Functions
7. Logical Functions
8. Collaboration and Security

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Text Functions

Calculating Length

The LEN function returns the number of characters in a string, including spaces. This function is useful for analyzing the length of textual data, such as when checking whether entered text meets a character limit.

Substituting Text

The SUBSTITUTE function replaces all or some occurrences of a part of a string with another text. It is useful for correcting typos or replacing data, such as replacing outdated values with current ones.

Concatenating Text

The CONCATENATE function combines two texts or strings into one. This is useful for joining data from different cells, such as last names and first names, or other pieces of information.

Splitting Text

The SPLIT function divides a string into multiple parts using a specified delimiter. This is useful for breaking down data, such as a list of words, dates, or complete sentences.

Task: Working with LEN, SUBSTITUTE, CONCATENATE, and SPLIT Functions

You have the following spreadsheet formulas:

AFormulaExpected Result
Codefinity=LEN(A1)?
banana=SUBSTITUTE(A2, "a", "o", 2)?
Code=CONCATENATE(A3, " ", "Master")?
Apple;Orange;Banana=SPLIT(A4, ";")?
Which of the following answer choices correctly fills in the expected results?

Which of the following answer choices correctly fills in the expected results?

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