In this video, I show you how to create a many-to-many database using Google Sheets. I demonstrate how to set up two tables, one for names and one for keywords, and then create a third table with dropdown menus that allow you to link names and keywords together. This is a useful tool for organizing information and making it easy to see the relationships between different pieces of data. Whether you're working with leads, contacts, or anything else, this method is a quick and efficient way to create a many-to-many database.

There are many possible uses for a many-to-many database in Google Sheets. Some examples include:

• Organizing contact information: You can create a many-to-many database to store information about your contacts, such as their name, email address, phone number, and company. You can then link each contact to multiple keywords or categories, such as "client," "supplier," or "partner."

• Managing tasks: You can use a many-to-many database to assign tasks to multiple people and track their progress. For example, you could link a task with the names of the people responsible for completing it, as well as the due date and status.

• Tracking inventory: You can use a many-to-many database to keep track of your inventory and link each item with multiple categories or locations. For example, you could link an item with its name, SKU, supplier, and location in your warehouse.

• Organizing events: If you are planning an event, you can use a many-to-many database to track the details of each event, such as the date, time, location, and attendees. You can also link each event with multiple keywords or categories, such as "conference," "meeting," or "workshop."