The original article can be found at Adding Google Drive to the Windows Explorer sidebarĭisclaimer: This was tested on Windows 2019 Server, Windows 10 Professional and Windows 8.1 Professional. The scripts in this repository will make the necessary changes to allow for a Google Drive shortcut in Windows Explorer. This feature is available for the following Google Workspace editions: Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise Plus, Education Plus, Nonprofits, and G Suite Business.OneDrive and Dropbox both create non-removable shortcuts in the Windows Explorer sidebar - the same unfortunately cannot be said for Google Drive. You can edit this later directly on your Google Calendar home screen. Open Google Calendar and go to Settings (top right corner).įind the Working hours and location on the left sidebar.Ĭheck the Enable working location box and specify your location for each working day. Here’s how to share where you’re working from in Google Calendar: Available work locations are office, home, unspecified, somewhere else. This feature makes organizing meetings more convenient. Google Workspace users can share in Calendar where they are working from on any day of the week.
You can always go back and restrict the sharing settings using the same Share menu in Google Drive. The people you share the link with won’t have to log in to see the files within the folder. From the pop up share menu, click on Get link and choose Anyone with the link. Open the folder in Google Drive, right click on it’s name and click Share.Ģ. Here’s how to make a Google Drive folder public: Inherently, all files within a publicly shared folder are visible to the public. Folders shared with the public are visible to anyone who has the link or finds them through Google search. Google Workspace users have the option to publicly share files or folders stored in Google Drive. How to share a Google Drive folder publicly.Now you can enter signs in any cell without starting a formula or function. For example: '+word+word will come out as just +word+word. This tells Google Sheets that you are trying to enter plain text and not a formula. However, there’s an easy workaround so you can add the + sign in a cell followed by plain text.īefore you enter the plus sign, start with a single apostrophe in the cell.
When you try to enter a phone number in Google Sheets or anything that starts with the plus sign, the cell will automatically create a formula. Stop the plus sign from generating a formula in Sheets.
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