A cache is a special storage that ensures smooth and fast navigation within the specific program or browser. However, at times, a high compilation of Cache can make Google Sheet take too long to load or even create problems while you are editing the document. Here to overcome the issue, you can clear your Cache in Google Sheets within no time.
Today, in this article, we have explained the method to Clear Cache in Google Sheets. It will though clear the entire compilation of Cache memory but won’t affect any other program or data. To know the details, have a look down below.
Method to Clear Cache in Google Sheets (for Desktop and Laptop)
Follow the steps below to clear Cache in Google Sheets. You can also follow the same steps for clearing Cache data from Google Drive, Google Docs, or Google Slides.
- Firstly, launch Google Chrome and then navigate to Google Sheets.
- Now move the mouse cursor over the address bar and click on the padlock icon.
- It will open a drop-down menu. Here select the option Site Settings.
- On the Next window, locate the Usage section, and adjacent to that, click on the Clear data tab.
- It will clear all the Cache data shortly. The process might take a few minutes if the data is stored in a high amount.
NOTE: Along with the Cache clearing process, Google Chrome will also forget your password, and you will have to login freshly again.
