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Sheets Tip 359: The Many Ways to Say “Today!” in Google Sheets

Audience Demographics

Based on over 1,800 responses to a 2023/24 audience survey of newsletter readers.

Chart 1: Google Sheets Skill Level

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Chart 2: Google Sheets Usage

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Chart 3: Company Size

Company Size of audience

Chart 4: Location

Location of audience

Chart 5: Age Breakdown

Audience age breakdown

Industry Breakdown

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