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Hi gang! In this video were going to recover a Google Sheet by restoring a previous version. This can be a huge time-saver, maybe even a job saver, in the event that something goes wrong with one of your files and you need to backtrack. Here we have a donation spreadsheet. Now, lets say that for some reason all, of our data disappears. Technically we can undo this right now, but pretend weve already closed out of the file and undoing is no longer an option. No worries. Well just restore a previous version. In the menu bar, click File Find Version History, and then click See version history. The version history window opens. You can see on my right that Google sheets has logged different times when Ive updated this file. My current version at the top is obviously not right, so Im going to look at the most recent earlier version. The version thats logged here is the one from April 25th, and it has all of my data. So rather than keep my garbage file, Im going to restore t

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How do I undo a delete in Google Sheets?

If you mistakenly deleted your Google Sheet file, you can recover it from the Google Drive trash.

Why is my text going out of the cell in Google Sheets?

When you enter text thats longer than the cells width, Excel automatically overflows the text to the next columns to display it. One way to fix this is to wrap the text so it displays on multiple lines but below, but here well show how to hide the overflow text while keeping the cell at standard height.

How do I restore data in Google Sheets?

done You made a mistake? Check your revision history and restore the correct version of your spreadsheet! Open your spreadsheet, click File Version history See version history. Then select the correct version of your Google Sheets, and click the green button Restore this version.

How do I search and return text in Google Sheets?

You can easily find text strings in your spreadsheet by using the Find and Replace tool. Navigate to the top menu and click Edit Find and Replace. In the Find prompt, enter the text string you want to search for. Then click the Find button to locate the cells containing the text string.

How do I refresh a Google sheet query?

Refresh your data On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets that is connected to BigQuery data. At the bottom, next to Refresh click More. Refresh options. To the right, under Refresh options, click the items you want to refresh. To refresh all of the data, at the bottom right, click Refresh all.

How do I query text in Google Sheets?

In Google Sheets, =QUERY is also a built in function. As you type it in the cell ( B22 in my example) you can click the drop down arrow in the top right to get more information on the parameters accepted.

How do I use the where clause in Google Sheets?

Google Sheets QUERY Where clause. Google Sheets QUERY where is used to set the conditions towards the data you want to get. In other words, it acts as a filter. If you use this clause, QUERY function for Google Sheets will search columns for values that meet your conditions and fetch all matches back to you.

How do I do a query formula in Google Sheets?

QUERY function data - The range of cells to perform the query on. Each column of data can only hold boolean, numeric (including date/time types) or string values. headers - [ OPTIONAL ] - The number of header rows at the top of data . If omitted or set to -1 , the value is guessed based on the content of data .

How do I force a cell recalculation in Google Sheets?

To choose how often formulas calculate: On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. Click File Settings. Calculation. Choose settings for: Recalculation: Sets how often certain formulas are updated. Click Save settings.

Why is my query not returning text in Google Sheets?

This is due to QUERY does not like mixed data types in the same columns. To fix the issue, select the entire data range, then in your top menu click Format Number Plain text. After making that change, all the mixed data will be text and it the QUERY will give you a copy as you expect.

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