GPT para el Trabajo
La revolución de las Hojas de Cálculo
Bases de Datos: Limpiar y quitar duplicados
Cómo limpiar una base de datos en Google Sheets
Cómo borrar datos duplicados
Acerca de la función Sugerencia de Borrado
Utilizando la Sugerencia de Borrado en Google Sheets
Cómo ver estadísticas de Columna en menos de 2 minutos.
Quiz: Bases de Datos: Limpiar y quitar duplicados
Cómo usar GPT dentro de las Hojas de Cálculo
Sincronización de cuenta de Gmail con el navegador Google Chrome
Apertura de Cuenta en OpenAI
Instalación de Extensiones de Chrome
Conectar ChatGPT con Google Sheets
Otras Extensiones de Google Chrome
Quiz: Cómo usar GPT dentro de las Hojas de Cálculo
Fórmulas con GPT
¿Cómo funciona GPT en Hojas de Cálculo?
Buenas prácticas usando GPT en Hojas de Cálculo
Quiz: Fórmulas con GPT
Fórmulas con GPT List
¿Cómo funciona GPT_LIST en Hojas de Cálculo?
¿Cómo crear listas con GPT?
Quiz: Fórmulas con GPT List
Funciones GPT Avanzadas
6 maneras de usar GPT en Hojas de Cálculo
Desafío "El Banco"
Solución del Desafío "El Banco". Tu SuperGoogle
Quiz: Funciones GPT Avanzadas
Google Spreadsheets are essential tools for anyone who works with data and needs to make sure it is clean and well organized. Not only do they allow you to identify common errors, but they also offer functionality to take corrective action, such as removing extra spaces or duplicate records, formatting numbers, detecting anomalies, and correcting inconsistencies. Here's how you can take advantage of these tools to improve the quality of your data and optimize your work.
Removing duplicates is a crucial step in data cleansing. Duplicates can distort your analysis results and make it difficult to interpret your data. Removing them ensures that every piece of data present in your sheet is unique and accurate, more accurately reflecting reality. Here's how to do it:
Google Sheets offers built-in database cleaning features that can save you time and increase the accuracy of your data:
TRIM
function to remove any unnecessary spaces at the beginning or end of text. Simply apply =TRIM(cell)
to the desired cell for cleaner results.In addition to the functionalities mentioned above, there are many other features you can use to work with data in Google Sheets:
Number formatting: Customize number formatting to suit your specific needs, such as converting amounts to monetary formats, dates, or percentages.
Identifying anomalies: Use charts and data validation tools to identify outliers or deal with unrealistic data.
Correcting inconsistent data: Use search and replace functions to unify terms or correct typos in bulk.
We encourage you to explore these tools with a database of your own. In the resources of this course, you will find a link to start practicing and performing these operations. Experimentation will allow you to evaluate results and improve your skills. There is always something new to learn, so challenge yourself and innovate with these tools!
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