Yes, you can have buttons in a Google Sheet. There are different ways to create them. Below are all our articles that cover buttons in sheets!
If you want to keep track of the exact date and time when cells change in your spreadsheet, you have several options. You can write Apps Script that will automatically record timestamps (and usernames) for you whenever certain cells change. If you want control over when the timestamp gets recorded, you could add a tick-box … Read more
Google Sheets are pretty smart. If you enter a valid date into a cell, the next time you try to edit that cell by double clicking it or hitting enter with it selected, a date picker will appear. You can pick a date, and the cell will update. But what about empty cells that need … Read more
The 2 simplest ways to make a button in Google Sheets are by adding a clickable drawing that looks like a button and runs some Apps Script, or adding a custom item to the menu. This article will take you through how to do both and how to write some simple apps script that clears … Read more
If you need to assign a script to a button in Google Sheets, you’ve probably created a drawing and need to know how to Assign a script to it that does something. You need to right click on the drawing and open the three dot menu, then select Assign a script from the drawing menu. … Read more
Google Sheets does not allow you to add buttons to the toolbar. In fact, there are no toolbar customization options available at all. But you can add buttons and sub-menus to the menu. You can easily link these with Apps Scripts and make them perform whatever actions you want. If you need more flexibility, or … Read more
There are 3 ways to make a button that performs an action in Google Sheets. You can create a drawing that looks like a button, and runs Apps Script when clicked, or you can use a tick-box that will run a script whenever it gets ticked, and then un-tick itself to appear to act like … Read more