I recently explored using Google Sheets as a project management tool. It allowed me to create Gantt charts, track milestones, and even set up automated notifications based on task dependencies.

I saw a team at my previous company use Google Sheets to create a real-time inventory management system. They integrated it with barcode scanners and used formulas to automatically update stock levels and trigger reordering.

In my previous project, I used Google Sheets to create an automated budgeting tool for our marketing campaigns. It pulled data from various sources, calculated expenses, ROI, and generated visual reports.

In my nonprofit organization, we used Google Sheets for volunteer management. It helped us track availability, assign tasks, and even automate reminder emails to ensure smooth coordination.

For our content calendar, we built a collaborative editorial scheduling tool in Google Sheets. It allowed us to manage article topics, assign writers, set deadlines, and visualize progress with conditional formatting.

We built an issue tracking system using Google Sheets, allowing team members to log and prioritize bugs, assign them to developers, and track their resolution status.