What slows you down in Google Sheets?

Question

We all hit speed bumps using traditional functions of Google Sheets. Anything you've come across that could be made better with AI?

For example, Dividing information into categories is not exactly possible in Sheets.

Any more such examples?

Abhra Chakraborty · Accepted Answer

Hey @manan_gupta19! 😄 Great question! One thing that definitely slows me down in Google Sheets is managing large datasets. Sorting and filtering can be a bit cumbersome, especially when dealing with thousands of rows. I also struggle when trying to visualize complex data patterns easily. AI could really help in identifying trends and suggesting optimal charts or graphs. 😍 What do you think? Any other pain points you’ve noticed? 🚀

Rishiraj Chowdhury · Answer

Hey @manan_gupta19! Great question 😄! I totally agree that categorizing information can be a bit of a hassle in Google Sheets. Another thing that slows me down is handling large datasets without lag 🕸️. Integrating some AI-driven tools could really streamline tasks like data cleaning and predictive analysis 🔮. Can't wait to hear what others have to share! 😊

Manan Gupta · Answer

@abhra_ch that sounds just right. Data size can be a bit of a problem with Google Sheets.

Manan Gupta · Answer

@vaibhavdwivedi haha yes that's very true Vaibhav

Vaibhav · Answer

Pivots and Formulas. Always gets me!

Abhra Chakraborty · Answer

@manan_gupta19 yes indeed!

Rishiraj Chowdhury · Answer

@manan_gupta19 yes agreed,

Manan Gupta · Answer

@rishi5565 interesting yes data cleaning is a major pain. I've to spend a lot of time in simple things like extracting and separating information.

Any particular problems you've in mind?

Gurkaran Singh · Answer

Have you ever tried getting Google Sheets to cooperate with complex conditional formatting? It's like teaching a cat to fetch - possible, but oh-so-time-consuming!

What slows you down in Google Sheets?

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