Google Sheets ALT Keys and Trace Formulas
工作流程与规划 / Workflow & Planning
免费增值置信度 64
Extension that Enables Excel-style ALT-key Shortcuts for Google Sheets, plus Trace Formulas, Goal Seek, and More
用户数
1K
评分
5.0
评论数
5
7 天增长
0|0%
稳定信号未识别中风险权限组合
Google Sheets Excel Shortcuts & Trace Formula
SheetWhiz brings Trace Precedents, Trace Dependents, Goal Seek, What-If, Macabacus format cycling, Excel and PPT shortcuts to Google
用户数10K当前公开安装规模
评分4.8商店平均评分
评论数50公开评论体量
Manifest 版本V3插件平台版本
7日增长0近 7 天净增用户
7日增长率0%相对周增长速度
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7 项素材Google Sheets Excel Shortcuts & Trace Formula 媒体预览
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7 日评分变化
起始值
4.80
最新值
4.80
7 日评分变化
0.00
2026年7月16日2026年7月20日
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版本2.1.8
ManifestV3
大小2.3MiB
语言数1English (United States)
发布时间
最近更新
最近抓取
English (United States)
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SheetWhiz brings Excel-style shortcuts, auditing tools, and modeling functionality to Google Sheets and Google Slides. Built for finance, FP&A, investing, operations, and other spreadsheet-heavy workflows, it helps you move faster, audit formulas more easily, and bring more of the speed and productivity you expect from Excel into Google Workspace.
► KEY FEATURES
• Excel and PowerPoint shortcuts in Google Sheets and Google Slides
Use familiar shortcuts across Mac and Windows, with fully customizable key mappings to match your workflow.
• Trace Precedents and Trace Dependents
Instantly see formula relationships, jump between linked cells, and navigate spreadsheet logic with arrow keys. Great for auditing models and understanding how formulas flow across a sheet.
评价
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商店综合星级4.8Chrome 商店给出的聚合评分，包含只有打分但没有同步评论正文的情况
已同步评论均分4.8仅基于下方已同步评论正文计算
有内容评论40已同步的评论正文数量
总评分/评论数50Chrome 商店公开评分/评论计数
商店综合星级：4.8。下方星级分布只统计已同步评论正文；如果某个插件只有公开分数、没有真实评论正文，这里可能为空。
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用户数
253
评分
5.0
评论数
3
7 天增长
-2|-0.78%
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工作流程与规划 / Workflow & Planning
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评分
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评论数
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7 天增长
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Convert an Excel or CSV file into Google Sheets by dragging and dropping it into your browser
用户数
4K
评分
5.0
评论数
12
7 天增长
0|0%
Add to Sheets - Save to Google Sheets in 1 click
工作流程与规划 / Workflow & Planning
Right-click to add any content to Google Sheets. Quick Row Entry & No-code Automations for finding data, emails and links on sites.
用户数
4K
评分
4.3
评论数
29
7 天增长
0|0%
Send to Sheets - CSV & Excel File Viewer
工作流程与规划 / Workflow & Planning
Instantly view your downloaded CSV and Excel files in Google Sheets.
用户数
475
评分
3.7
评论数
6
7 天增长
-3|-0.63%
Great stuff for ex wall st / consulting folks that need to use sheets now!
I inherited a financial model from my predecessor and had to quickly learn how it worked. The trace precedents tool made this incredibly easy and saved me many hours!
A helpful tool for auditing my models. I like the fact that trace precedents can go more than a layer deep. An excellent Chrome extension.
Great tool - excited to use it!
We build a lot of vertical models and this is so helpful in checking over everything and making sure everything flows correctly. Really needed this tool!
Great trace precedents tool - would recommend!!
Awesome trace precedents tool - would recommend to check any complex formulas
Solid trace precedents tool that works well. Really glad I can now resize columns via a shortcut and not have to manually drag each column to resize. Huge time saver!
All Macabacus Trace Precedents users will love this tool. 5/5
The perfect tool for anyone looking to do some serious modeling or data analysis. Was looking for a trace precedents tool for Sheets and this worked great. It's similar to Factset’s Smart Precedents tool on Excel, but I actually found this tool to be better because it allows you to dig multiple layers deep into formula precedent cells vs. just one level deep on Factset (e.g., C1 = B1 + D1; but you can also see what cells flow into B1 and D1 w/ SheetWhiz)