You can add multiple sheets (or tabs) to a spreadsheet to help organize your information. Consider splitting a project into sheets, such as one for tracking tasks, another for data, and a summary sheet for presenting results.
Add a new sheet. Click Add to create a new sheet. The view automatically switches to the new sheet. Use the tabs along the top to switch between sheets.
Rename a sheet. Double‑click the name of the sheet in the tab, then type a new name.
Reorder the sheets. Drag a tab left or right.
To duplicate a sheet, move the pointer over a tab, click the arrow that appears, then choose Copy Sheet from the menu.
To delete a sheet, click the arrow on a tab, then choose Delete from the menu.
Document each stage of a design project. Make a tab for each major phase, then add data, drawings, and other media to monitor how the project develops over time.
Organize information for different classes you teach. Make a new sheet for each level or subject, then add tables, charts, and other objects to help you sort and manage data, tasks, and resources.
You can write formulas that refer to data in cells across multiple sheets. For example, you could have a sheet with a large collection of raw data, and then a second sheet that summarizes and charts that data.
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