Save time and money with this free Google Ads script to manage campaign budgets and set different allocations for each day of the week.

Google Sheets, just like AdWords, can be automated with App Scripts from Google. This means we can write some code to make the spreadsheet connect with a data source of our choosing.

Here's an advanced budget tracking script so you can track media spend with alerts when you get close to budget.

So this is how you can enable multiple selections in a drop-down in Google Sheets. While this is not available as an in-built feature, you can easily do this with some Google Apps Script magic.

Google Sheets allows you to automate tasks using Google Apps Script, a JavaScript-based language. Create a Script: Go to Extensions > Apps Script to open the script editor.

Google Sheets overrides the original data. If you want to use full names later, copy the rows, paste them to another column or sheet, and run the Split text to columns function.