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Spreadsheets

About Spreadsheets

What are Spreadsheets?

Spreadsheets are tools used for organizing, analyzing, and presenting data. They are commonly used to arrange numerical data, perform calculations, create charts, and conduct data analysis. There are various types of spreadsheet software available, with the most popular ones being Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel.

Google Sheets

Google Sheets is a free spreadsheet service offered by Google. As it is cloud-based, it can be accessed through a web browser, and multiple users can collaborate on the same spreadsheet simultaneously. Google Sheets is a popular choice due to its user-friendly interface, collaboration features, and automatic data updating capabilities.

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel is a widely used electronic spreadsheet software that is part of the Microsoft Office suite. It offers extensive data analysis and calculation capabilities. Excel supports a wide range of functions, including complex calculations, data analysis, charting, and creating custom macros.

Use Cases

Spreadsheets have a variety of use cases:

  • Financial analysis and calculations
  • Budget planning
  • Project management and timelines
  • Data tracking and reporting
  • Business analytics and data mining
  • Student grade and exam result tracking
  • Statistical analysis and predictions

About This Repo

This GitHub repository contains various examples of spreadsheet usage and provides resources related to using spreadsheets. The examples and resources are categorized and can be found in respective folders. By using this repository, you can learn about the features and usage of different spreadsheet software.

Projects

Project Name Description GitHub Deployment
Stock Dashboard Financial Data Tracking GitHub Deployment

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to this repository, please create a pull request. I'm open to suggestions, adding new examples or resources, and updating existing content.