First Look: Pivot Tables in Google Data Studio

People are going wild for a handy new shortcut that will change the way you use Google Docs

- Google has introduced new URLs that can open up blank Google Docs with the click of a button. - To try it out, simply point your browser to doc.new or other Google URLs. - Here's an incomplete list of these new URLs, along with a way to take the shortcut to the next level. Last month, Google rolled out a new time-saving shortcut for anyone who spends a lot of time in Google Docs. To open a new, blank document — or spreadsheet, or presentation — all you have to do is go to one of Google's handy new URLs. So if you want to start a new document, you just have to type " doc.new " into your browser. Google Docs ✔ @googledocs Introducing a .new time-saving trick for users. Type any of these .new domains to instantly create Docs, Sheets, Slides, Sites or Forms ↓ 9:35 PM - Oct 25, 2018 4,550 2,812 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy Here&#

Set start times and import reminders in Tasks

Here comes one of the most awaited features. Tasks is one of the goals to follow what you have to do in G Suite. These new updates will help ensure the majority of your to-dos are in Tasks, and guarantee that you can monitor the due dates related with them. Moreover, importing reminders to Tasks can support your users if your association is at present changing from Inbox to Gmail. Set a date and time for your tasks and receive notifications - You’ll find a place to add date & time. Create repeating tasks - Also you can make an event recur. Import reminders into Tasks This import tool will pull your reminders (from Inbox/Gmail, Calendar, or the Assistant) into Tasks.When importing reminders into Tasks, we’ll copy over the title, date, time and recurrence of the reminder. Please note, reminders with locations associated will not be imported. Additionally, this is a one-time import and not a constant sync. - When you open Tasks on the web or your mobile app, you’ll se

Use Vault for Gmail Confidential Messages and Jamboard Files

Google vault will be supporting two new formats in the future, Gmail confidential mode emails & Jamboard files stored in Google Drive. Google Vault gives you a chance to retain, hold, search, and export data to support your organization’s retention and eDiscovery needs. This dispatch includes support for new information types with the goal that you can thoroughly oversee your association's information. What happens when individuals in your association sends confidential messages? Vault can hold, retain, search, and export all confidential mode messages sent by users in your association. Messages are constantly accessible to Vault, notwithstanding when the sender sets a termination date or denies access to private messages. Here’s an example of what admin@ink-42.com will see in Vault when they search for sam@ink-42.com and preview this email sent by lisa@ink-42.com . But It’ll not work vise versa. Admins can hold, retain, search and export message headers and s

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