¿Qué es Google Sheets?
Diseñado para crear, modificar y compartir hojas de cálculo en tiempo real. Hay plantillas preelaboradas, chats y comentarios disponibles.
¿Quién usa Google Sheets?
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¿Dónde se puede implementar Google Sheets?
Cloud, SaaS, Web, Mac (desktop), Windows (desktop), Android (móvil), iPhone (móvil), iPad (móvil)
Sobre el proveedor
- enviado por Google
- Fundada en 2012
- Asistencia telefónica
- Chat
Países disponibles
Estados Unidos
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inglés
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Sobre el proveedor
- enviado por Google
- Fundada en 2012
- Asistencia telefónica
- Chat
Países disponibles
Estados Unidos
Idiomas
inglés
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Precio inicial
Versión gratuita
Prueba gratis
Funciones de Google Sheets
Programas de hojas de cálculo
- API
- Acceso sin conexión
- Actualizaciones en tiempo real
- Almacenamiento de documentos
- Arrastrar y soltar
- Automatización de documentos
- Búsqueda de texto completo
- Búsqueda/filtro
- Calculadoras
- Captura y transferencia de datos
- Colaboración entre varios usuarios
- Comentarios/notas
- Compatibilidad de varios formatos
- Controles o permisos de acceso
- Creación de diagramas
- Creación de informes/análisis
- Datos en tiempo real
- Extracción de datos
- Gestión de actividades
- Gestión de archivos
- Gestión de calendarios
- Gestión de documentos
- Gestión de empleados
- Gestión de flujos de trabajo
- Gestión de formularios
- Gestión de la comunicación
- Gestión de modelos
- Gestión de proyectos
- Gestión de usuarios
- Herramientas de colaboración
- Importación y exportación de datos
- Informes personalizables
- Informes planificados y automatizados
- Integraciones de terceros
- Modelos
- Modelos de documentos
- Modelos personalizables
- Panel de actividades
- Personalización
- Plantillas de proyecto
- Registro de auditoría
- Registro único
- Revisión de documentos
- Seguimiento de actividades
- Sincronización de datos
- Soporte de base de datos
- Transferencia de archivos
- Varios idiomas
- Varios proyectos
- Visualización de datos
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Ricardo O.
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A complete worksheet solution with polished sharing features
Comentarios: Google Sheets offers rock-solid collaboration tools. Since my organization lives inside Google Workspace this is critical. We do not miss Excel, nor the additional cost.
Puntos a favor:
Google Sheets is a robust worksheet software that can do 95% of what the average user will expect from Excel and other competitors. The formulas work about the same, therefore the learning curve is not steep. The sharing features are polished and very granular, allowing you to share at different levels depending on your needs. This is understandably robust, as Google practically invented the collaboration features in productivity software. Other pros are automatic saving of files, constant improvement of the app, an increasing set of "add-ons" from external providers.
Contras:
The apps for Android phones and IOS are lacking a lot. Over Ipad, for example, I almost always find myself going back to my laptop.
Mary P.
Anyone Can Use It!
Comentarios: I was able to teach one of our longest standing employees how to use this easily. She was keeping track of data in word documents. With 2 lessons she is now inputting information in google sheets and adding info and columns to google sheets generated from google forms. It has completely changed the way she does her job and she loves it because it is so user friendly!
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I love how user friendly and easy features are to find in this software. I also love that multiple people can edit at the same time. We use this product in conjunction with google forms for almost all of our data collection.
Contras:
I wish there was a way to insert a title for printing select cells. I have to go into google docs to create a table and put a title in that way. It seems natural that you would be able to title and print a selection or data sheet from google sheets.
Rebecca R.
A good free alternative to Excel—if you need free
Comentarios: Since I don't use super-advanced features, I would say my experience is mostly fine, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to suggest the use of Google Sheets over Excel—I would offer it as a suggestion to someone who either didn't have the money to spend on a spreadsheets software or if their intentions were limited to relatively simple or common tasks like making a monthly budget or creating a to-do list.
Puntos a favor:
The basic features of Google Sheets are very easy to use, especially if like me, you spent the first 30 years of your life on Microsoft products. Google didn't reinvent the wheel and most of the functions used in Google have identical syntax to Excel, so you won't spend time re-learning how to sum your rows or columns. If you don't need to do anything overly complex in a spreadsheet, Sheets is an absolutely acceptable alternative to its competitor
Contras:
While the basic features are simple and easier. Some of the "intermediate" features require a bit of research. For example, basic conditional formatting is fairly straight forward—however, if you want to do even a little bit beyond basic, for example, look for duplicates (which is very straightforward in Excel), you need to apply custom functions within conditional formatting rules. And if you're not relatively informed or willing to sit through a YouTube tutorial, it's not going to be super clear what the correct answer is. Also, Google's customer service doesn't usually supply any help here; I've seen numerous threads between customers and Google where customers ask how to do very common tasks or ask about common features and the reply is a resounding "We don't do that.". I'm in a privileged position because I work at a company that actually teaches people how to use Google Sheets, so I have a free resource to teach myself tricks if necessary, but despite this, the syntax for "complicated" tasks is easy to forget and I do often find myself looking up the same things over and over again.
Mahmudul islam S.
Google sheets is good for remote work with teammates
Comentarios: For teamwork, google sheets is the perfect addition for documentation work, I can easily complete my work ,in such pandemic time. Remote work is the speciality of Google sheets, it doesn't have so many features like MS Excel, but as a tool for documentation in cloud platform, it's very fast.
Puntos a favor:
Google sheets have kind of same features like MS Excel, do documentation work,editing,prepare data and graph ,more logical ways. So that audience understand it perfectly. Besides it is cloud based tools, with my team mates ,I can easily able to do work at same time . Real time syncing is top notch here. Able to access from any device , so place doesn't matter.
Contras:
I wish to have some extra features like MS Excel, shortcuts function is only working in keyboard. Mouse should be included also.
Michael M.
Like Excel but Anywhere!
Comentarios: Google Sheets is a great way to create and share spreadsheets harnessing the ubiquity of the Cloud. I've used it to share a cost schedule with those I've travelled with to track expenses on trips for example.
Puntos a favor:
Given that Sheets is a cloud based Google product, it is accessible across all of my devices including computers and smart phone. Plus, as a user of Microsoft Excel for several years, it was very easy to jump right in and start using Sheets immediately with little to know learning curve. Additionally, you can share a spreadsheet with other users via the cloud for seamless collaboration.
Contras:
While it feels a great deal like Excel, using it on a phone vs a computer can be a little tricky at first as you have to learn to navigate via touch vs a mouse. This is certainly no barrier to using the software, however as one can get accustomed to the process with minimal practice.
