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Hieu Nguyen — November 04, 2020
This post show you how to translate formula in Google Sheets, and a translate template with 103 languages
In Google Sheets, you can translate a text to 109 languages (as much as Google Translate support). In this post, I'll show how to use the translation formula, and prepared a template to make it easy to translate to 103 languages.
To translate in Google Sheets, you need to use the following translation formula:
=GoogleTranslate(text, [source_language_code, target_language_code])
Where:
text
is the text to translatesource_language_code
is the language code from the original text. Default set to "auto", which Google Translate will try to detect the language.target_language_code
is the language code to translate to. Default is set to the language on your Google Sheets UINote: Language code is the 2 letters code. For example. "en" is for English, "es" is for Spanish
Here is some usage example:
=GoogleTranslate("Hello", "en", "es")
: translate a word or a sentence=GoogleTranslate(A2, B2, C2)
: translate cell A2, sourcelanguagecode from cell B2 and targetlanguagecode from cell C2=GoogleTranslate(A2)
: translate cell A2 with auto detect source language, and translate to the system language ("en" if you're using English)I've created a template that make it easy to translate a word or sentence into 103 languages. The template has the main language (column A as English), and the translate formula rows (the 3rd row [B3, …, AK3]).
To use the template, you can either:
You can grab and copy it from the direct link or a shorten link https://bit.ly/3oUbMg6
Now you know how to use the translate formula in Google Sheets.
If you're a developer and is looking for a self-hosted translation service with Google Sheets. Try int - a translation library
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