Google is launching a major update to Google Sheets today that’ll make the life of spreadsheet jockeys just a little bit easier — and may just make the switch from Microsoft Excel a bit more ...

Google on Wednesday added a key feature to Sheets, the productivity tool that's part of G Suite. The spreadsheets tool can finally record macros, helping users to automate repetitive tasks.

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This tutorial will show you how to create Macros in Google Sheets. Macros help in automating repetitive & recurring tasks.

Row grouping in Google Sheets Aside from macros, Sheets now lets users group rows and columns together and collapse them to customize a spreadsheet's view.

Google has rolled out updates to Sheets, including the ability to record macros – part of the company’s plan to appeal to more business users with it G Suite cloud product portfolio.

Tired of doing the same thing over and over again in Sheets? Google finally introduces macros to save you from repetitive tasks!

Macros work on PCs and Macs. If you have an affordable Chromebook, use Google Sheets and create similar programs using Google Apps Script. What are Excel macros?