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by S.M. Schrama on June 24, 2007

- You always have the latest version
- Your sheets are saved automatically
- You can easily add collaborators for your sheets
- Your docs are available anywhere as long as you have internet access
All in all, pretty cool. The latest really cool feature is the one in the image :
Using two special formulas, users can create cells that will update constantly with data or information gleaned from Web searches or Google's finance service.(Lifehacker)
So if you're a financial professional, you can now use Google's Spreadsheets and start working from Starbucks. Wink wink.
Permalink: Add Google Live data to Spreadsheets
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Response from:
flash games
(05/05/09 6:15am)
It allows you to do almost anything you can do with a regular spreadsheet program, but you've got all the advantages of a non-installed program.
Response from:
pete
(08/07/09 10:41am)
have never used it before, but now think it will be rather helpful for my work. just read a lot on the topic in the books I found with the help of http://www.picktorrent.com
engine or heard the experience of my friends. sounds pretty easy to employ. Thanks so much for the depth and understanding at which you covered the topic. it's a useful piece of information not only for me but for many others
engine or heard the experience of my friends. sounds pretty easy to employ. Thanks so much for the depth and understanding at which you covered the topic. it's a useful piece of information not only for me but for many others
Response from:
Kelly
(03/10/10 1:25am)
Thats truly very interesting imgoing to start using the google live data with my spreadsheets. I found a tutoiral on this http://www.rapidsloth.com
which helped me out alot.
which helped me out alot.
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