Google Sheets Functions for Working with Text

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Google Sheets Functions for Working with Text

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If case is not important, it is much easier to use regular operators, for example: =IF("CyberMarketing"="Cybermarketing";"Match";"Do not match") - here it will be "Match".

HYPERLINK
HYPERLINK creates a hyperlink in a cell. The first argument is the full URL, the second (optional) is the link text.

If the protocol is not specified, the default is "http://". If the taiwan mobile phone numbers database link text specifies an empty string "", the cell is displayed as empty, but the link will still work.

This is how HYPERLINK works

In practice, this feature is rarely needed, only if it is important to hide the entire URL behind an anchor. In other cases, Google Sheets automatically makes page/site addresses clickable.

And you can learn how to work with links on a website correctly with the help of articles, webinars, and SEO courses from CyberMarketing .
Intuitive interface.
Dataset editor where you can add point, line and polygon objects using drawing tools.
A powerful style editor where you can customize colors and fonts, or create your own style from scratch using custom data and carefully crafted layer styles.
Instantly create realistic 3D landscapes with background sky. You can also add 3D buildings to the map.
Import shapefiles, geoJSON, CSV and others.
(Mapbox is also an SDK for navigation, point of interest search and mobile maps, a tool for converting geospatial data into vectors, Streets for logistics and business analytics, and more.)

Cost. All Mapbox products have free tiers, but you'll have to pay for exceeding limits — for the number of users, map downloads, API requests, etc. The system is complex, and there's no point in describing it in detail.

Blueprint style from Mapbox gallery
Blueprint style from Mapbox gallery

MapChart
MapChart is another map-making service, and it's very easy to use. It was created by a freelance, self-taught developer.
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