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Google Sheets now lets others explore your data without accessing your spreadsheet

Let your data do the talking, without revealing everything else.

Google Sheets now lets others explore your data without accessing your spreadsheet

Google Sheets has introduced a new feature that enables users to publish interactive dashboards, calendars, and task boards using Gemini-powered Canvas. These creations can be accessed through shareable links, allowing people to interact with them without needing to access or modify the original spreadsheet.

This update is particularly useful for those who utilize Google Sheets to organize information, but find sharing it with others cumbersome. For instance, when managing a project with multiple deadlines and tasks, it may be convenient to have everything organized in a spreadsheet. However, not everyone wants to sift through dozens of rows to find out what's happening next.

Google Sheets has a feature called Canvas that uses Gemini to transform spreadsheet data into interactive dashboards, calendars, and task boards. Now, Google has made it easier to share these creations by providing them with their own links. This new feature does not require access to the original spreadsheet, offering a more streamlined approach to sharing data.

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