You may have noticed that, over the past five years, Google has worked hard to create Spreadsheets features that help businesses view, analyze and share their data more easily. These include the addition of new chart types(waterfall and 3D), ways to embed charts with data that stays up to date in Documents and Presentations (even if you move the files), more features (up to over 400 now), additional printing and formatting options, and much more.

Today, even routinely needed features have been added, including the ability to add print page breaks, custom paper sizes, more options for grouping rows and columns, and the ability to add checkboxes in cells. In addition, we give you the ability to group your data by time periods (such as week, month or year) when creating pivot tables.

Speaking of pivot tables, the G Suite engineering team also worked hard to bring the power of Google's artificial intelligence to Spreadsheets to help teams analyze their data. You may have noticed that intelligent pivot tables were recently incorporated into Spreadsheets to help you analyze and derive new statistics, regardless of your data analysis skills.

Some companies, such as Whirlpool Corporation and Sanmina use Spreadsheets to make data analysis more collaborative. These latest additions are designed for companies to use Spreadsheets as a work resource and will be implemented today. Learn more about Spreadsheets in our Learning Center.