Hi Reader,

Welcome to the Google Sheets Tips newsletter #281, your Monday morning espresso, in spreadsheet form!

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➜ News

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​Another update to the smart chips in Google Sheets: now you can easily convert hyperlinks to smart chips. When your hyperlink matches the text of a smart chip in Sheets, you'll be prompted to convert to a smart chip.

Read more in last week's Workspace Updates Recap​

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➜ Google Sheets Tip #281: Delete Multiple Sheets At Once

It's a quick and easy tip today!

If you want to delete multiple sheets at once, don't do it one by one. That's slow and tedious.

Instead, hold down the Ctrl key if you're on a PC/Chromebook or the Command key on a Mac and then select multiple sheets at once.

Then, right-click and choose "Delete".

When prompted, click "OK" to confirm that you want to delete all these sheets in one go.

Pro-tip 1: you can hold down Shift (instead of Ctrl/Cmd) and click to select adjacent Sheets. This is really quick to select lots of sheets that are side-by-side: select the first Sheet, hold Shift, select the last Sheet, and voila!

Pro-tip 2: you can also hide, copy, duplicate, and move multiple sheets once you've selected them.

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Cheers,
Ben

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