Google Sheets is an online spreadsheet application. With Google Sheets, you can create, edit, and format spreadsheets, and collaborate on spreadsheets with other people. To access Google Sheets, it’s necessary to sign up for a Google account. You’ll also need to use Google Drive to store and organize your spreadsheet files. Google sheets is free for individuals and may be purchased for business use as a fee per user subscription. Google Sheets is supported on recent versions of internet browsers, including Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Chrome. These browsers may run on Microsoft Windows, Apple OSX, and Linux operating systems. Google Sheets also runs on the Google Sheets mobile app available for iPad, iPhone, iPod, and Android tablets and phones.

The features available on Google Sheets are similar to the features available in Microsoft Excel and Apple Numbers spreadsheet software applications. Google sheets differentiates itself from its competitors with its robust collaboration features. First, it’s important to understand that once you create a spreadsheet, you’ll be able to access that spreadsheet from any computer with an internet connection simply by logging on to your Google Drive.

If you have an Android or iOs mobile device, you can download the Google Sheets mobile app to view, create, edit and collaborate on Google Sheets spreadsheets while you’re on the go.