Google Sheets

Google LLC

About this app

Create, edit, and collaborate on spreadsheets from your Android phone or tablet with the Google Sheets app. With Sheets, you can:

- Create new spreadsheets or edit existing files
- Share spreadsheets and collaborate in the same spreadsheet at the same time.
- Work anywhere, anytime - even offline
- Add and respond to comments
- Format cells, enter or sort data, view charts, insert formulas, use find/replace, and more
- Never worry about losing your work – everything is saved automatically as you type
- Quickly get insights, insert charts, and apply formatting with smart suggestions
- Open, edit, and save Excel files.

Google Sheets is part of Google Workspace: where teams of any size can chat, create, and collaborate.

Google Workspace subscribers have access to additional Google Sheets features, including:
- Easily add collaborators to projects, see changes as they occur, receive notifications for edits that happen while you’re away, and chat with colleagues in the same spreadsheet. All changes are automatically saved as you make them. And with offline access, you can create, view, and edit files wherever and whenever
- Get insights fast, powered by Google AI
- Work seamlessly across Sheets and Excel
- Maintain control with enterprise-grade security
- Analyze data from other business-critical tools
- Build custom solutions

Learn more about Google Workspace: https://workspace.google.com/products/sheets/

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Ratings and reviews

I do like the app and use it quite a bit on my Android phone. I too have been frustrated when the app gives me the failure to synch-revert error message. It seems like it is occuring more frequently in the last several months. I have found that I can make a copy of the file that fails to load, and then, open up the copy. I haven't done an item for item comparison to see if all the data is still present, but it does prevent the loss of all the information that was on the failed document.

Look, I get that a mobile app's gonna have less usability compared to the desktop version, but there's two things that really bug me. On desktop, there's this neat trick where you'd use Alt+Enter to create a line break in a cell. On mobile however, the only way you're gonna do that is through copypasting, and even then, only in a very specific way. The app also only lets you select SOME of a sheet's custom colors, so you gotta copypaste cells that contain the color you're looking for.

The app is usable for basic data entry only. I was attempting to work on a sheet away from my computer, since i had the time, and most of the features are not usable in the mobile app, such as editing dropdowns. I am able to create new ones, but not modify existing, also i am unable to change the colors of certain drop down values. 30 minutes of googling to eventually find that it is known not to work very well.

What's new

* Bug fixes and performance improvements