![]() ![]() Now, that I have sufficiently fangirled over Google Sheets, let’s move on to this handy Instagram Feed Visual Planner. Go to Insert > Image > Image in cell to paste an image into the cell. This simple trick makes it possible to insert images into cells and close the document, without worrying about the threat of unspeakable horrors of deformatted worksheets. Luckily for me (and you), Google has a miraculous function in their Google Sheets product – it’s called “Image in cell”. In the past, I would spend hours scribbling Instagram feed layouts on paper and looking for inspirations on Pinterest to eventually put together a visually wholesome Instagram feed in Photoshop. (Have I mentioned my love and admiration for Google Sheets and Excel? No? Apologies, the last couple of months were positively pandemic.
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