Tables in Google Sheets let you quickly format and organize data

Google has introduced tables in Google Sheets to simplify and accelerate spreadsheet building by bringing format and structure to unorganized ranges. Simply select your data range, go to Format and select "Convert to table".

Tables are ideal for tracking and organizing information such as project tracking, event planning, and inventory management. They also allow teams to confidently share data widely while maintaining its integrity and consistency.

"We know it can be time-consuming to perform repetitive tasks like updating data in a spreadsheet. In addition, maintaining the structure and format of the data can be difficult when there are multiple people updating the document. To help solve for this, we’re excited to announce tables in Google Sheets," Google wrote in a blog post.

You can also aggregate your data into groups based on a selected column. In addition, with pre-built tables, you can populate with common data types for everyday tasks like project management, event planning and more. 

Tables in Google Sheets are rolling out to Rapid Release domains with expected completion by May 30, 2024. For Scheduled Release domains, the gradual rollout will commence on June 6, 2024.

The new feature will be available to all Google Workspace customers, Google Workspace Individual subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts.