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How do you use Google Sheets in your workflow?

Prajwal Poojari
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Pavel Kukhnavets
Hygger
Hygger
Google Sheets can be a powerful tool for workflow management, especially for simple or collaborative processes. I used this tool 4 or 5 years ago for planning and managing simple tasks and events. Now there are many Google Sheets alternatives that can perform in project management better. Some of the robust software solutions are GanttPRO, Airtable, or Smartsheets.
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Daniel Chua
DecodeBills
DecodeBills
This is a fantastic article on the idea of trying to disrupt spreadsheets, in case it's relevant! This is coming from someone who once tried to do it and failed https://www.notboring.co/p/excel...
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Maria Gonzalez
Google Sheets is a fantastic tool for organizing and teamwork. For a time now, I've used it to manage my budget, to-do lists, and even content preparation. Additionally, sharing with coworkers and clients is really simple. However, Google Sheets does have significant limits, particularly in terms of data processing and visualization. I've been keeping an eye on some of the companies in the market that provide more powerful capabilities for those kinds of activities, such as Airtable and Notion. But overall, Google Sheets is a good option if you're searching for a quick and effective way to organize your work.
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Prajwal Poojari
@mary_gonz8 Thank you for sharing your experience with Google Sheets! It's great to hear that it has been a useful tool for you in managing your budget, to-do lists, and content preparation. I completely agree with you that Google Sheets is an excellent option for organizing and teamwork, and it's effortless to share documents with colleagues and clients.
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