3 Simple Ways To Add Bullets In Google Sheets

To quickly add bullet points to other cells, click and drag the blue square in the bottom-right corner of the bulleted cell, then let go once you have covered the desired number of cells. If you would like to make a bulleted list in a single cell, create a new line by pressing Alt + Enter for Windows or Option + Return for Mac, then create another bullet. Repeat this sequence until you have the right number of bullets.

To quickly add bullet points to other cells, click and drag the blue square in the bottom-right corner of the bulleted cell, then let go once you have covered the desired number of cells.

Some sites have created buttons that will automatically copy a bullet for you once you click on it.

Some sites have created buttons that will automatically copy a bullet for you once you click on it.

Some sites have created buttons that will automatically copy a bullet for you once you click on it.

Some sites have created buttons that will automatically copy a bullet for you once you click on it.

Some sites have created buttons that will automatically copy a bullet for you once you click on it.

Some sites have created buttons that will automatically copy a bullet for you once you click on it.

To quickly add bullet points to other cells, click and drag the blue square in the bottom-right corner of the bulleted cell, then let go once you have covered the desired number of cells. If you would like to make a bulleted list in a single cell, create a new line by pressing Alt + Enter for Windows or Option + Return for Mac, then paste another bullet. Repeat this sequence until you have the right number of bullets.

To quickly add bullet points to other cells, click and drag the blue square in the bottom-right corner of the bulleted cell, then let go once you have covered the desired number of cells. If you would like to make a bulleted list in a single cell, create a new line by pressing Alt + Enter for Windows or Option + Return for Mac, then paste another bullet. Repeat this sequence until you have the right number of bullets.

To quickly add bullet points to other cells, click and drag the blue square in the bottom-right corner of the bulleted cell, then let go once you have covered the desired number of cells. If you would like to make a bulleted list in a single cell, create a new line by pressing Alt + Enter for Windows or Option + Return for Mac, then paste another bullet. Repeat this sequence until you have the right number of bullets.

To quickly add bullet points to other cells, click and drag the blue square in the bottom-right corner of the bulleted cell, then let go once you have covered the desired number of cells. If you would like to make a bulleted list in a single cell, create a new line by pressing Alt + Enter for Windows or Option + Return for Mac, then paste another bullet. Repeat this sequence until you have the right number of bullets.

To quickly add bullet points to other cells, click and drag the blue square in the bottom-right corner of the bulleted cell, then let go once you have covered the desired number of cells. If you would like to make a bulleted list in a single cell, create a new line by pressing Alt + Enter for Windows or Option + Return for Mac, then paste another bullet. Repeat this sequence until you have the right number of bullets.

To quickly add bullet points to other cells, click and drag the blue square in the bottom-right corner of the bulleted cell, then let go once you have covered the desired number of cells. If you would like to make a bulleted list in a single cell, create a new line by pressing Alt + Enter for Windows or Option + Return for Mac, then paste another bullet. Repeat this sequence until you have the right number of bullets.