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Edit data in a cell Open a spreadsheet in the Google Sheets app. In your spreadsheet, double-tap the cell you want to edit. Enter your data. Optional: To format text, touch and hold the text, then choose an option. When done, tap Done .

Edit data in a cell Open a spreadsheet in the Google Sheets app. In your spreadsheet, double-tap the cell you want to edit. Enter your data. Optional: To format text, touch and hold the text, then choose an option. When done, tap Done .

In Outlook, open up the message that you want to edit. Go to Message > Actions > Edit Message. You can make whatever changes you'd like, like fix spelling mistakes or make annotations. When you close out of it, you'll be asked if you'd like to save your changes to the message.

To start, create a new tab in your browser, and open Google Drive. Open your Settings. Click on the Notifications menu. Choose the option to be notified by email whenever a change is made to one of your files in Drive.

Excel Online is accessible in most browsers. You can use it to edit existing XLS and XLSX files and create new workbooks. Office Online's integration with Microsoft OneDrive means you can store your spreadsheets in the cloud and collaborate with others in real-time.

Turn notifications on or off for a single file Next to the file name at the top right of the information panel you'll see the notifications icon, which looks like a bell.

Automatically refresh data at regular intervals Click a cell in the external data range. On the Data tab, in the Connections group, click Refresh All, and then click Connection Properties. Click the Usage tab. Select the Refresh every check box, and then enter the number of minutes between each refresh operation.