SheetWhiz - Trace Precedents & Excel Shortcuts for Google Sheets

A HUGE improvement to trace dependents!

Do you know about the hidden conditional rules inside custom number formats? Here, I change plain Farenheit numbers into ones with "F" symbol and an emoji for context. Go to menu: Format > Number > Custom number format Add this rule: [>90]# F 🥵;[>50]# F 🙂;# F 🥶;"No data" Conditional rules go inside square brackets separated by ";" The first two expressions contain conditionals. The third is for any numbers that don’t satisfy the first two conditions. The fourth is reserved for text format. Best part? They're still numbers in the cell. This only adds a layer of formatting on top. So you can still use these as numbers in calculations.

🏁 Milestone Alert 🏁 SheetWhiz hit 10K users last week (14K if you count the additional 4K that uninstalled us) Let's keep the momentum going! If you're someone who spends a lot of time in Google Sheets, definitely check us out. SheetWhiz - Trace Precedents & Excel Shortcuts for Google Sheets is THE tool for anyone doing any type of analytical work in Sheets.

Super excited to announce Export Selection as Image!

New format cycles arrived this week in SheetWhiz - Trace Precedents & Excel Shortcuts for Google Sheets! Easily format dates, indentation, foreign currencies, binary results, and more with a single shortcut. We also added a cycle with 6 formats to cycle through versus only 4, for those only using 1 cycle for everything! The features we added are: - General Number Cycle - 6 formats - Foreign Currency Cycle (£, €, ¥, CA$): Never have to look up a symbol again! - Date Cycle: Format dates as 1/1/24, Jan-24, Jan-1, and 2024 quickly - Binary Cycle: Yes/No, Y/N, On/Off, True/False - Indentation Cycle: Apply indentations quickly! - K,M,bps,SOFR Cycle: Make 1,000 --> 1K, 1,000,000 --> 1M, 100 --> 100 bps, and 10 --> S+10 Below is a video walking through all the cycles. I would recommend listening on 1.2x. Hope this is helpful!

Hope this new UI helps! Let us know if any feedback here :)

Auto-color ftw!

Racking up shortcuts like Mariah Carey racks up views every December 🚀

After receiving far too many questions about this, I decided to create a video to show folks how to indent in Sheets. If this is something that you've struggled with when building your models, watch below! For those who use SheetWhiz - Trace Precedents & Excel Shortcuts for Google Sheets.....the new UI in this video is WIP but is coming soon! Stay tuned :)

For those thinking of names for their business, below was our process: Before landing on Dimely (YC S24) we were called Kalo. And before Kalo, we were called Flex. Couple problems with both prior names. For Flex, there's SO MANY companies called Flex. Impossible to get a good domain. For Kalo, which is the Hawaiian word for taro, unfortunately the name could not be pronounced or spelled correctly. Folks spelled it Callow or Calo or Kallo. Folks pronounced it Kay-low versus Ka-low. And so we ended up on Dimely which checks the main boxes! - Domain available? Yes (because it's a fake word) - Easy to spell? Yes (because it's a real word with "ly" added to the end) - Easy to pronounce? Yes (unless you pronounce it "Dimly") - Connotes something good and preferably finance-related? Yes - "dime" is a form of currency (finance-related) and has positive connotations. If you call someone a dime, it means they're attractive! My main tip on finding a good name for a business? Find a word that's old and add something to it (e.g., -ly, -ify, -matic)