Google Sheets and SurveyMonkey Integration

I love using Google Sheets for my to-do list. It is simple and easy to use. While there are many to-do list apps, none of them are as intuitive and simple as Google Sheets. Bonus point: It is easy to sync your Google Sheets with your other G-suite apps.
In this article, I will show you how you can build a proper Google Sheets to-do list with the least amount of effort.

Google Sheets is always the first choice: to house tons of data or export any report, create a to-do list, or manage works. The simple rows and columns make it easy to work with a large data set in one go.
While Google Sheets has a range of functions to create and organize data, there is another feature that makes Spreadsheets extremely powerful - Conditional Formatting.
Conditional Formatting in Google Sheets lets you add rules to highlight a cell, an entire row, or an entire column when it meets the set criteria. This helps in understanding the data on the sheet at a glance. Here we will take you through the steps to add conditional formatting to Google Sheets and the different types of rules that you can use.