Sheets

Advanced, fast, online spreadsheets

Create spreadsheets in your browser—no
dedicated software needed. Handle everything
from simple task lists to data analysis with
charts, filters and pivot tables.

Crunching data made simple

Perform calculations with powerful functions and formulas in spreadsheets. You can also add sophisticated charts, generate pivot table reports, add filters and more.

Get a head start with templates

Choose from a wide variety of budgets, schedules, and other pre-made spreadsheets — all designed to make your work that much better, and your life that much easier.

Works with all popular file types

Import and convert existing spreadsheets to make them instantly editable, including Microsoft Excel® files. Export Sheets in .xlsx, .csv, .html, .ods, .pdf or .txt form.

Keep working from any device

Create, edit and share spreadsheets from your phone or tablet, no matter where you happen to be. Work in Sheets even when you’re offline.

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Commenting, chat, and real-time editing

Give individuals or groups permission to edit, view, or add comments to spreadsheets. Work simultaneously and even see changes as people type. No files to send back and forth.

Easy to use forms integrated with spreadsheets

Create and embed a survey on your website or send around a questionnaire at work. The results of your form flow straight into Google Sheets for review and analysis.

Add-ons make Sheets even more powerful

Find tools created by third-party developers to add richer formatting, workflow rules, and more. You can even build your own custom add-ons for your domain.

Some Frequently Asked Questions

What formulas does Google Sheets support?

Google Sheets supports cell formulas typically found in most desktop spreadsheet packages. These formulas can be used to create functions that manipulate data and calculate strings and numbers.

Can I use shortcuts in Google Sheets?

Yes, multiple keyboard shortcuts are available for Google Sheets, and are always switched on. They are likely similar to many of the shortcuts you have used before.