Best Google Sheets Add Ons That Will Help You

Google Sheets add-ons are basically third-party tools that add additional functionality to Google Sheets, such as the ability to merge data from multiple sheets, create pivot tables, and more.

They can be installed directly from the Google Workspace Marketplace, and once installed, they appear as new menu items within the Google Sheets workbook

Few of them are listed below, let us discuss one by one, how it works and from where you can get this and how to utilize this.

Supermetrics - This add-on allows for easy data collection and reporting from various platforms, including Google Analytics, Facebook, and SEMrush.

Let us understand with an example, a marketer can use Supermetrics to pull in data on website traffic, social media engagement, their performance all into one Google Sheet for analysis and reporting purpose.

FormMule - This add-on provide us features for the automation of email notifications and responses, using data from a Google Form.

For example, a business can use FormMule to automatically send a confirmation email to customers who have submitted a form on their website, using data from the Google Form.

AutoCrat - This add-on allows for the automation of document creation and sending, using data from a Google Sheet.

Let us take an example, a business can use AutoCrat to automatically generate and send personalized invoices to customers, using data from a Google Sheet containing customer information.

Power Tools - This add-on offers a wide range of tools for working with data in Google Sheets, including the ability to remove duplicates, merge sheets, and convert data to different formats.

Example, a business can use Power Tools to quickly remove duplicates from a large dataset in a Google Sheet, making it easier to analyze the data.

g(Math) for Sheets - This add-on gives users to insert mathematical equations and graphs into a Google Sheet.

Example, a student can use g(Math) for Sheets to write and display equations and graphs related to their math work in the same sheet they are using to take notes.

Doc Appender - This add-on allows for the easy merging of data from multiple Google Sheets into one document. 

Example, a project manager can use Doc Appender to combine data from multiple sheets containing task information into one document for reporting and analysis.

Awesome Table - This add-on allows for the creation of interactive tables and views from data in a Google Sheet.

For example, anyone can use Awesome Table to create an interactive table of product information on their website, using data from a Google Sheet containing product details.

Import.io - This add-on gives users to easily extract data from websites and import it into a Google Sheet.

Take an example, a marketer can use Import.io to collect data on competitors' pricing and product offerings, which can then be analyzed in a Google Sheet.

Yet Another Mail Merge - This add-on allows for the sending of personalized emails using data from a Google Sheet.

Example, a business can use Yet Another Mail Merge to send personalized follow-up emails to customers who have made a purchase or enquiry, using data from a Google Sheet containing customer information.

AutoCsv - This add-on allows for the scheduling of automatic exports of data from a Google Sheet to a CSV file.

Example, a business can use AutoCsv to schedule a daily export of sales data from a Google Sheet to a CSV file, which can then be further imported into another system for analysis.

These are just a few of the large set of Add Ons, You can get full list once you login your google drive

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