How to Sort by Multiple Columns in Google Sheets |
- How to Sort by Multiple Columns in Google Sheets
- How to Check for Compromised Passwords in Chrome for Android
- How to Measure Your Blood Oxygen Levels with Your Apple Watch
- How to Disable Recommendations on Google TV
| How to Sort by Multiple Columns in Google Sheets Posted: 15 Oct 2020 08:29 AM PDT
When you're analyzing complex data sets in Google Sheets, you can take advantage of its built-in sorting feature to organize the data. You can sort by individual columns or, for more complex data, you can sort by multiple columns. To do this, you'll need to open your Google Sheets spreadsheet and select the data set you wish to sort. You can do this manually by selecting the cells using your mouse, or by selecting one of the cells in your data set and pressing Ctrl+A on your keyboard. RELATED: The Beginner’s Guide to Google Sheets Once your data is selected, click Data > Sort Range from the Google Sheets menu.
In the "Sort Range" option box, you can select how you wish to sort your data. You can select the column to sort by, as well as whether to sort in ascending or descending order. Click the "Data Has Header Row" to be able to select columns by the header cell.
By default, Google Sheets will only offer one column to sort by. To add multiple columns to your sort options, select the "Add Another Sort Column" button.
When you sort by multiple columns in Google Sheets, the sort will take place in order from top to bottom. For instance, an example spreadsheet has product sales data with product names, sale dates, and prices shown. If you wanted to sort this data by name and then by the amount sold, you'd want to select the product name column in column A (named "Product") first and the amount sold in column C (named "Price") second.
You could sort this in ascending order, starting with product names near the start of the alphabet at the top, then with prices sorted by the smallest amount. Select "A-Z" to sort this way or "Z-A" to sort in descending order instead. You can mix and match these options, too. For this example, you could sort in ascending order for product names and descending order for sales amounts.
Once your sorting options are set, select the "Sort" button to sort your data. The data in your spreadsheet will be rearranged following the rules set in the "Sort Range" options box.
For this example, the data above has been sorted with product names and prices both in ascending order. This is shown clearly with the monitor and mouse products. Priced at $100, the monitor would come second if the sort was only performed on the "Price" column (column C). As the sort was performed on the "Product" column (column A) first, however, the sold monitor was placed ahead of the mouse.
You can undo any of these sorts by performing another sort on your data set, by pressing the "Undo" button in the menu bar, or by pressing Ctrl+Z on your keyboard.  |
| How to Check for Compromised Passwords in Chrome for Android Posted: 14 Oct 2020 09:40 PM PDT Well, Google Chrome is right now the most popular web browser available for Windows, Android, and iOS. The web browser is now used by millions of users to surf the internet. Recently, Google Chrome introduced a few security features like password check, Safe browsing, etc. Now we have spotted another best security feature on Chrome for Android. The new feature tells you whether your saved password has been leaked anywhere or stolen. As of now, the password check feature is available for the Windows & Android version of the Chrome web browser. We have already shared an article on how to use Chrome's password checkup feature on Windows. And today, we are going to share the same thing for Android. So, in this article, we are going to share a detailed guide on how to enable the 'Safety Check' or Password check feature on Chrome for Android. Let's check out. Check for Compromised Passwords in Chrome for AndroidThe safety check feature is hidden under Chrome's flag settings. We need to enable two flags to use the new feature. Follow the steps carefully. Step 1. First of all, head to the Google Play Store and update the Google Chrome browser.
Step 2. Now launch Google Chrome browser on your Android device.
Step 3. Now on the URL bar, enter the address chrome://flags.
Step 4. This will open the Flags page. On the Flags, search for 'Bulk Password'. Select 'Enable' for the 'Bulk Password Check' flag.
Step 5. Once done, search for the 'Safety Check' on the Chrome flags page. Select 'Enable' for the 'Safety Check on Android' flag.
Step 6. Once done, tap on the 'Relaunch' button to restart the web browser.
Step 7. After the restart, open Chrome settings. You will find a new 'Safety Check' option on the Settings.
Step 8. Tap on the Safety check button, and you will find three new options – Updates, Passwords, and Safe Browsing.
Step 9. To check for the compromised password, tap on the 'Check now' button.
That's it! You are done. If Chrome for Android finds any compromised password, it will show you the password. Simply, change the compromised password. So, that's all from us for today! This is how you can check for compromised passwords on Chrome for Android. I hope this article helped you! Please share it with your friends also.  |
| How to Measure Your Blood Oxygen Levels with Your Apple Watch Posted: 14 Oct 2020 01:33 PM PDT  On the Apple Watch Series 6 and newer, you can measure your blood oxygen levels right from your wrist. We'll walk you through it! How Blood Oxygen Monitoring on Apple Watch WorksApple states that the blood oxygen monitoring feature isn't intended for medical use. Rather, it was designed for "general fitness and wellness purposes." Unlike the EKG feature, the blood oxygen monitor didn't go through rigorous FDA testing and certification. RELATED: What Is An EKG, and How Does It Work In The New Apple Watch? There's a reason why Apple puts this warning upfront. The Blood Oxygen app on the Apple Watch isn't completely reliable. Compared to a simple finger-based blood oxygen monitor, it doesn't provide the most accurate results. The inaccuracy is due to the fact that the Apple Watch measures your blood oxygen levels through your wrist. The wearable features four LEDs and photodiodes on the back of the watch. It fires green, red, and infrared LEDs onto the blood vessels in your wrist. The photodiodes then gauge the amount of light reflected back. Apple has built a special algorithm engine that collects all this data to figure out how much oxygen is present in your blood based on color. The Apple Watch can measure between 70-100% blood oxygen levels. Generally, 95-100% is considered the normal range. If you get consistently low readings (below 90%), this might be a sign of an underlying condition. Only a licensed physician can tell you for sure if something is wrong. How to Enable Blood Oxygen Monitoring on Apple WatchThe Blood Oxygen app works on Apple Watch Series 6 and newer, running watchOS 7 or higher. You'll need to use an iPhone 6s or higher, running iOS 14 or higher, to enable the feature. This feature doesn't work on Apple Watches using the Family Setup program or for anyone under age 18. The feature has to be enabled manually, during the Apple Watch's setup process. If you didn't get the prompt, you can enable it from the Watch app. Open the Watch app on your iPhone. In the "My Watch" tab, select "Blood Oxygen."
Here, toggle-On the "Blood Oxygen Measurements" option.
This feature automatically enables background measurements in Sleep mode. You can also enable it "In Theater (or Cinema) Mode" in the "Allow Background Measurements" section.
RELATED: How to Set Up Sleep Tracking on Apple Watch How to Measure Your Blood Oxygen LevelsOnce you've enabled the feature, getting a blood oxygen reading from the Apple Watch is quite straightforward. Press the Digital Crown on the right side of your Apple Watch to open the app galaxy screen. Here, select the Blood Oxygen app.
Tap "Start" to begin the measurement. The process takes 15 seconds. During that time, rest your wrist on a table or other flat surface. After 15 seconds, you'll see your blood oxygen levels. Tap "Done" to save the reading. The readings are also automatically saved in the Health app on your iPhone.
How to Get Accurate Blood Oxygen Readings on Apple WatchThe Apple Watch blood oxygen readings can be flaky and inconsistent. However, the following tips can help you get more accurate and consistent readings:
This should take care of the reliability issues. Apple also says that blood oxygen monitoring might be affected by other things. For example, it won't work if you have dark tattoos on your wrist, on areas with skin perfusion, when you're moving around, in cold weather, or if your resting heart rate is higher than 150 bpm. How to View Blood Oxygen Data on iPhoneOnce the blood oxygen monitoring feature is enabled, it will log data in the background. This background monitoring is what sets the Apple Watch apart from a regular blood oxygen monitor. To view all blood oxygen data, open the "Health" app on your iPhone. Tap "Summary," and then choose "Show All Health Data."
Tap "Blood Oxygen."
You'll see a chart with all the available data. You can switch between the daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly views at the top.
To view all data, swipe down, and then tap "Show All Data."
Here, you'll see a reverse-chronological list of readings; tap one to see more details. If you want to monitor your blood oxygen regularly from the Health app, you can add it to the Favorites section.
New to the Apple Watch? Check out these Apple Watch tips and tricks.  |
| How to Disable Recommendations on Google TV Posted: 14 Oct 2020 11:45 AM PDT
Google TV streaming devices have a Home screen stuffed with recommendations. There are many ways you can fine-tune these, but if you prefer a less cluttered interface, you can also turn them off. The Google TV Home screen on devices like the Chromecast with Google TV is very different from the company's previous streaming media platform, Android TV. For one thing, you don't have as much control over how the Home screen looks. If you enable "Apps Only Mode," you can turn off most of the recommendations, but there are still a couple of catches. RELATED: How to Customize the Google TV Home Screen First, Apps Only Mode also removes your access to the Watchlist feature and your Google Play Movies library. However, you can still cast from the Google TV mobile app. Second, the Search tab and Google Assistant functionality are disabled. If you're okay with all that, though, just select your profile icon at the top right of the Home screen to get started.
Select "Settings" from the pop-up menu.
Select "Accounts & Sign In."
Select your Google account (the same account connected to the Home screen).
Scroll down and toggle-On the "Apps Only Mode" option.
A confirmation screen will appear explaining everything that will be disabled in Apps Only mode. Select "Continue" to proceed.
Your Google TV Home screen will now look like the image below.
The "Highlights" row at the top will still show a handful of recommendations, but everything else will be removed. While it's disappointing you can't use Google Assistant in Apps Only mode, this interface still might be preferable for those who like to keep it simple. Only your installed apps will now appear on your Home screen. Keep in mind that you'll have to disable Apps Only mode to install any apps or games on Google TV.  |
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