The SPARKLINE function in Google Sheets creates a miniature chart contained within a single cell, providing a quick visual depiction of data trends. With this launch, Google is adding two… Read more »

New versions of the Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides apps for iOS are now available in the App Store. New features include: Support for viewing and editing text in tables… Read more »

At Google they like to make 10x rather than 10% improvements. In this spirit, they are increasing the default quota for the Calendar API v3 by a factor of ten,… Read more »

The Apps Search lab feature, launched in 2010, extends Gmail search to include relevant results from one’s Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides content and displays them in a separate section… Read more »

In Gmail, with a single click on the pencil icon in the attachment card, you can now convert any Office files sent as attachments to Docs, Sheets, or Slides. You… Read more »

We know some of you work with Office files regularly. Now, Google is adding conversion support in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides for 15 new Office file formats. New formats… Read more »

This launch adds the ability to merge the cells of a table in Google Docs. Merged table cells can span more than one row and/or column. To merge table cells,… Read more »

As recently launched for Google Slides, people working with images in Google Docs on the web will now have the ability to adjust their color, transparency, brightness, and contrast. To use this… Read more »

People using Google Slides can now add slide numbers to their presentations, providing a reference guide for both presenters and audiences. To add slide numbers, go to Insert > Slide numbers from the toolbar…. Read more »