Select a cell or range
Highlight the names or keywords you want to check—even multiple rows.
Chrome extension for Google Sheets
Select cells.
Start searching.
Search selected Google Sheets cells without the copy-paste shuffle. Review results one by one or in small batches, at your own pace.
✓ Search a selection✓ One-tab review✓ Free to start
Company shortlist•••
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1Company⌄
2Bluebird Trading
3Northstar Design
4Sakura Creative
5Future Labs
A2:A5 selected
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SHORTCUTAlt + Shift + G
↗Review results in one tab→ next result
2 / 4Illustrative walkthrough
GET STARTED
Search in three simple steps.
No new workflow to learn. Start right where your list lives.
Press a shortcut
Alt + Shift + G for sequential search, or Alt + Shift + B for batch search.
Review the results
Keep checking one by one. Save the remaining searches for later.
FEATURES
Work through results your way.
Sequential search
Keep it all in one tab.
Move back and forth through a list of searches with the left and right arrow keys.
Batch search
Open only what you need.
Open three searches at a time by default, then continue when you are ready.
Search templates
Combine columns in one query.
Search with company name and location together, or use your own template.
Resume progress
Pick up where you left off.
Your remaining batch items and sequential position are saved for later.
USE CASES
Made for careful review.
Built for checking a shortlist thoughtfully, not blindly automating hundreds of searches.
✓Check companies by name and location
✓Research product names and model numbers
✓Verify a prepared shortlist
✓Compare live results for keywords
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to copy cells? +
Normally, you can select a range and search directly. If your sheet cannot be read automatically, manual copy and paste is available.
Does this bypass Google search limits? +
No. It does not bypass Google rate limits or robot checks.
Does this work on Mac? +
Yes, with Google Chrome. Alt corresponds to Option on Mac. You can change shortcuts in Chrome settings.
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