Google Sheets Basics: Your Road from Novice to Skilled Professional

By: Kolod, Stas

Unlock the Power of Modern Tools with Our Practical Tech Guide Collection

This book isn't about theory or long-winded explanations - it's about doing. Clear steps, real tools, and zero fluff. If you already dabble in tech or use digital tools in your daily workflow, you'll feel right at home.

Inside you'll find 30 practical lessons, walkthroughs, or examples that help you work smarter, solve real problems, and actually get things done. Whether it's learning a new program, leveling up your automation game, or making your daily tasks more efficient - everything here is built to be useful from page one.

Less guessing, more clarity. Less searching, more doing. You open the book, try stuff out, and it just clicks. No gatekeeping, no jargon overload - just straightforward guidance with a purpose.

If you're ready to stop circling around the tools and finally get them working for you - welcome.Your next "oh wow, that's how it works " moment is just a page away

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FXDWF78C
• ISBN13: 9798271069864
• Release Date: October 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 118 Pages
• Weight: 0.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Save Your Money And Your Sanity.

WOW!!! SO BAD IT BECAME FUNNY...PLEASE DON' T SPEND $ on this "draft." No publication date, (2025 on the website, but I thought maybe it went with my old Wordstar pamphlet from 1988) no index, glossary, visuals, screenshots or acronym explanations. Weird repetitions. Poorly written ( by AI? Or by a high programmer who didn't bother to edit?) And...NO PAGE NUMBERS EVEN!!! I had to count pages to find the topic listed in the unlabeled "table" inside the cover, and then when I found it, it did not explain how to do the specific skill I was hoping to learn. ( It looks like he thought about numbering pages based on the table, but Stas Kolod forgot...) Please don't even buy used. Good start (1 star) with a few items I found useful, but most readers won't put up not having the basic elements expected in a final publication.