How to use suggestions in Google Docs with the Explore tool?
In Google Docs, the more text we type, the more the Explore tool offers suggestions. So we can use this suggestions feature in our document by following the below steps:
Step 1: Select all Text using Ctrl + A
Firstly we need to select the entire document using the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + A). The entire text will be selected and it will be highlighted.
Step 2: Open the Explore Tool using Ctrl + Alt + Shift + I
Now, using the shortcut (Ctrl + Alt + Shift + I), open the explore tool sidebar on your Google Docs window.
Step 3: Click the More option
Now, in the topics section, click on the keyword to search for the related topic and then click on the More option of extra keyword selections.
Step 4: Click on Related Research
In the Related Research option, click on the results page to open it in the new window. We can click on More to get more extra research results.
Step 5: Click on + icon to Cite
Now, for performing cite, we need to hover through the mouse icon over a search result and then we need to click on the (+) icon.
How to use Google Docs Explore Tool
Google Docs Explore Tool feature is a game-changer for anyone looking to boost their productivity and enhance document quality. Whether you’re exploring the vast expanse of the internet or retrieving documents from your Google Drive, the Explore tool seamlessly integrates them into your Google Docs, transforming your workflow. With this incredible feature at your fingertips, you gain the freedom to cherry-pick topics, research findings, and images, effortlessly adding and citing them in your document.
It’s not confined to Google Docs alone, it extends its capabilities to Google Sheets and Slides, ensuring you can use it across various Google applications. Here, we’ll guide you through the ins and outs of using the Google Docs Explore tool, helping you enhance your research and document creation experience.
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