A Beginner’s Guide to Learn the Google Sheet 2017: Data entry Filter and Pivot table etc Google Sheet textbook for beginners

This book explains in detail how to use the Google Sheet!
Meet the expectations of all Google users.
Ideal for textbooks for G Suite introducing companies, school freshmen.

If you are a college freshman, a new graduate employee, a person working individually, or if you use Gmail,
you can use Google Sheet as well!
Even if you do not have Excel or IT knowledge at all,
it is a book that you can learn about useful functions in Google Sheet.

This book is a friendly manual with a comprehensive educational know-how in programming for children and IT beginners.
This book carefully explains the creation of new files, the use of functions for the first time,
useful functions such as database functions, pivot tables and charts.

This book is a full-color, large volume unique to e-books

■ Features of this book
This book explains how to use Google Sheet.
Today, Google’s services have been introduced to many universities and companies,
so that you can use useful features like email, calendar, Google Sheet, Google Document and Google Slide.

For those who are not very good at personal computers,
it is very difficult to start learning to make use of Google Sheet.
Because something called Google Sheet primer has not been published so much,
it is often said by seniors and bosses that "Because it is similar to Excel, study with Excel’s primer".

However, even if studying Google Sheet in Excel, many people face the following tasks.
Since they actually operate on Google Sheet,
it is different from Excel’s screen in its placement and operability.
What we can do with Excel can not be done with Google Sheet. etc.

We produced this book for the following reasons.
We would like to create a textbook for beginners of spreadsheets to start learning on Google Sheet.

Those viewing this book can get the way and knowledge of the operation
to use the basic functions prepared in the Google Sheet.

If you do not know when starting to read words such as "Formula", "Functions", "Pivot Table", etc.,
you should definitely have a way to efficiently enter data and process when you finish reading this book.

Let’s learn the first Google Sheet happily with this book.