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Make the sheet easier to scan
A wide spreadsheet can feel cramped on a phone. Start with the row headings and keep the screen orientation that makes the key columns easiest to compare. If the columns do not fit, pan across deliberately instead of judging an item from the first visible cells.
Interface details can differ between the browser and Google Sheets app. Use the tab strip or sheet list that is available on your device, and avoid changing the workbook structure while you are only browsing.
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Keep your place between tabs
When you switch categories, note the item name or row so it is easier to return to. A short personal note with the category, option, and link can save time if the app refreshes or the tab position changes.
Do not assume the same columns appear in every worksheet. Read the headings on the current tab before you compare colors, sizes, prices, or source links.
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Open and recheck product links
Before opening a link, make sure it belongs to the row you are reviewing. After it opens, compare the live product title and selected option with the spreadsheet entry; a row is a pointer, not a confirmation that the listing is still current.
If the source page is difficult to read on a phone, use its own zoom or desktop-view controls where available. Confirm the exact item and current terms before you act.
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