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Google is slowly showing that its revenue model is advertising, offering angelically many useful services free of charge, and then asking them to pay after gaining almost exclusive status. You don't like it, but you don't have an alternative, so you pay for it by crying and eating mustard. However, even though it is disgusting, it is difficult to see it as a bad thing from the standpoint of individual users because it provides high-quality services for free at first. One of those services is Google Workspace , which is also available for businesses to pay for, but is free for most individuals. Google Workspace includes the following programs: # Google Workspace Docs : Word processor programs such as MS Word Sheets : A spreadsheet program like MS Excel Slides : Presentation programs like MS PowerPoint Forms : Questionnaire Program Keep : Instant Memo Program Sites : Program to create a website (only included in paid services) Drive : Online Cloud Storage Gmail

How to use Google Sheets. First, the description is based on working on your PC, and you can start by accessing the URL in your web browser. There are various web browsers, but I think it would be better to use Chrome ) created by the same Google in terms of compatibility. Open Google Drive To use Sheets, you can access https://sheets.google.com directly or https://drive.google.com . Or you can access the URL of the document itself from the beginning. https://sheets.google.com https://drive.google.com Direct access to document URL There are individual differences for each person, but I recommend an approach to https://drive.google.com for now. If I only use the day and night Jangcheon Sheets, it is convenient to access them directly, but if I use Google's various services such as Google Docs and Google Slide, it is good to access https://drive.google.com in many ways. If you sign up for Google and use Drive, you can meet the above screen. My Drives can be managed