Did someone send you an Excel document, but you lot don't take Excel? Giving up on Microsoft Role and making the modify to Google Drive? No problem; Google Sheets lets you import your Excel files. And while it might not support some of the same features and effects of an Excel document, it works pretty well.

How to Import an Excel Certificate into Google Sheets

To view an Excel document on Google Sheets, you must first upload the file to your Google Drive. Open Google Drive, click "New," and then click "File Upload" to become started.

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Navigate to your file(s) and so click "Open up."

Alternatively, y'all can drag and drop a file from your computer directly into the spider web browser for an easy upload.

Once your file uploads, right-click it, point to "Open With" on the context card, and and then select "Google Sheets."

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Google then converts your certificate into a Google Sheets file on your Drive account.

After you've finished editing your file, you lot can either share it with others or download and export your document back into a Microsoft Excel format by going to File > Download As and and so clicking the "Microsoft Excel" option.

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If y'all'd rather download your document in PDF, ODS, CSV, or other formats, yous can do that too.

The file is then downloaded to the browser's default download folder.

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