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Google Sheets is a cloud-based spreadsheet program from Google that allows users to organize, analyze, and collaborate on data.
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Usable application software: supports people in a task.
Concrete cog in the system that works inside larger relationships.
Google Sheets is a cloud spreadsheet where multiple people can edit data and formulas together.
Google Sheets grew from Google's web-based document and spreadsheet tools and continued as part of Google Workspace. The approach combines traditional spreadsheets with simultaneous editing and cloud storage.
Google Sheets is a shared calculation sheet: cells hold values and formulas, the service synchronizes each change, and permissions decide who may read or edit.
Stores a value or formula at a particular position.
Calculates results from cell values and functions.
Controls access and collaborative editing.
Google Sheets fits jointly maintained lists, analyses, and lightweight planning; critical or very large datasets need versioning, disciplined permissions, and a more suitable system.
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