Android Advanced User Guide to Google Docs and Sheets

Roland Dean at Joyofandroid.com has put together the most thorough and advanced user guide for Google Docs and Sheets for Android that I have seen so far. I found it very useful and can see why he is so proud of it. The guide will help users get the most out of Google Docs, for instance, right away, as well as Sheets (Google's version of Excel) and even Slides (Google's version of PowerPoint). Here is a brief look at the file view in the screenshot below.
I'm going to open this guide on my phone and/or tablet and keep it there. To check it out for yourself, head over to the site and read it right away, or just click on the link below:
http://joyofandroid.com/android-advanced-user-guide-to-google-docs-and-sheets/

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