You would need a table to do so.
if you have a gmail account, save it to google docs, or just make a google account
Sadly, our crystal ball is in the shoppe being repaired, so we cannot answer this question. However, you can read more about Google Docs, its history and so forth, by following the link, below. You may be able to detect a development pattern or determine how Google Docs has developed in the past, and thereby make your own predictions about its future.
In order to send a document from Google Docs, you must first make it available to the e-mail product you use.Since Microsoft Outlook and documents you create using Google Docs are made possible by two different vendors, you are required to take a few extra steps to get the results you want.Here are your options:From within Google Docs, you can Share your document with a person with an e-maill address, giving them specific permissions, orFrom within Google Docs, Download your document as a .PDF file, to your desktop.From Outlook, choose the file you want and attach it to your e-mail message.
You can use data typed into a spreadsheet to make a chart automatically. Depending on how you want to display your data, in pie chart form, as a line graph, or a series of bar graphs, you can select the data to chart, click the chart icon, then choose the chart type to best represent your data visually.
Make sure your Google Account is connected to Google Chrome. If you're checking your email on a mobile phone, you can check your Gmail and print things.
The two do not use the same exact formats, but it's very quick and easy to make them work together. If you have a document already saved on Google Docs, go to your Docs home page, click on the file you want to open in Office, then at the top go to File>Download as>Word/Excel/PowerPoint, etc. This will give you a the correct file format for Office. And if you have a Microsoft Office file that you want to import into Google Docs, look for the "upload" button next to "create" on the home page, then select your Office files. Google Docs will automatically convert the formats for you if it's in the original Office formats (e.i. .doc, .xls, .ppt, etc.).
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This option is available when you choose to Graph selected data in your spreadsheet. You can read Excel Help for this feature, or follow the guidelines in Google Docs to accomplish this task.
Yes, you can. But you have to make that account a gmail-like account. gmail is a good email site too
From your Google Docs home, you can choose 'Try the new look' (option available as of 11Sept5), where you can sort your work according to several pre-set sort criteria.In the new look, you can Narrow by other pre-set criteria.Ordering by name per se does not seem to be available.
When you are setting up any message for publication, a template can help you format and style your text, and otherwise make your message more accessible to your readers.