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Keywords: Google Suite, Google Sheets, Google Docs, Google Slides, Google, Converting Aliases: Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel  1). Access Google Drive: Open the Chrome Browser and navigate to drive.google.com. This will take you to Google Drive. If you're not already signed in to your Google account, you'll need to enter your psd portal email and password. 2). Upload the Excel File: Once in Google Drive, locate and click on the + New button on the top left corner of the page. Select File upload from the dropdown menu. Navigate to the location on your MacBook where your Excel file is stored, select the file, and click Open to upload it to Google Drive. ** If you are uploading more than one file, you can drag and drop them straight into your Google Drive. ** 3). Open with Google Sheets: After the upload is complete, find the Excel file in your Google Drive. Right-click on the file and select Open with, then choose Google Sheets. This will convert the Excel file into a Google Sheets format and open it in a new tab. Your file has now been successfully converted to the Google Suite. Here a couple of the benefits:  Edit and Save Your File: You can now edit your spreadsheet as needed. Google Sheets will automatically save your changes, so there's no need to manually save the document. Access Anytime: Your file is now available in Google Drive and can be accessed from any device where you can log into your Google account.

Keywords: Google, Sheets, Aliases: Spreadsheet, Excel 1. Here I've created an example sheet with some data. 2. Now either create a tab for your graph or click into the tab you would like to create the graph in, I made a separate tab for the sake of ease. Now on the top bar click Insert > Chart. 3. Move the inserted graph to the location you'd like it. Then with the graph selected, go to the right panel and select the type of graph you want to use. 4. Now on the right panel in the data range field, click the little boxes icon. 5. This window will pop up, if you're lucky the range you want will be under "suggested ranges". Otherwise, click into the text field and then to the tab that you want to pull data from. The mini window should still stay up. 6. Now select the range that you want the chart to point at and it should populate in the range text field. If you need to add another range, click "Add another range" and repeat steps 5 and 6 until you have all your data selected. Alternatively you can type in the ranges manually using the following syntax (it has to be exactly right): 'NameOfTab'!Cell:Range As an example if you want cells 1 through 20 on column A on Tab 2, you would type out the following: 'Tab 2'!A1:A20 6. Now you should have all your data selected properly! If you want further information on how to configure charts, please look at this solutions article or call x3711.