how to change google sheets spreadsheet settings

You can change the number format for cells, including currency, percentages, dates, and more. Select the cells, click the 'Format' menu, and choose the desired format. You can also use the number formatting options in the toolbar.

Customize the appearance of cells by changing the font style, size, color, and background color. You can also add borders, merge cells, and adjust cell alignment. Access these options through the 'Format' menu or the toolbar.

Apply formatting rules based on specific conditions. For example, highlight cells with values above a certain threshold or use data bars to visualize data ranges. Find the 'Conditional formatting' option under the 'Format' menu.

Google Sheets supports multiple languages. To change the interface language, go to 'File' > 'Spreadsheet settings' > 'Language' and select your preferred language from the list.

Adjust the display density to fit more or fewer elements on the screen. Go to 'View' > 'Display density' and choose between 'Compact,' 'Comfortable,' or 'Cozy' options.

Personalize the look of your spreadsheet by changing the theme or background. Under 'View' > 'Theme,' you can select from various color schemes. To set a background image, go to 'File' > 'Spreadsheet settings' > 'Background.'

Enable or disable spell check for your spreadsheet. Go to 'Tools' > 'Spelling' and select the desired option. You can also set the language for spell check under 'File' > 'Spreadsheet settings' > 'Language.'

Customize when and how you receive notifications for comments, mentions, and shared file updates. Access these settings under 'Tools' > 'Notification settings.'

Control who can view, edit, or comment on your spreadsheet by adjusting the sharing and permissions settings. Click the 'Share' button in the top-right corner to manage access levels and invite collaborators.