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Pie Chart in Excel

by Adam | Apr 1, 2019

A pie chart is a graphic representation of data on a circle divided into a number of slices. Each slice is drawn proportional in size to represent the contribution of each item to the whole. Note that pie charts can only show single series of data, and are best used...

Localization Tutorial

by Adam | Mar 28, 2019

Almost all text content found throughout designer applications and the Control Panel can be customized for localization or branding purposes. A comprehensive localization requires modifying the language in three sections: within the application, in run-time, and in...

See How an Inspection Tool Can Do Much More as a Web Application

by Adam | Mar 8, 2019

Be it for machinery check-up, workplace safety, or home surveying, inspection applications have one thing in common: capturing as much information as possible about the item or stage being evaluated. Let’s take a home inspection tool as an example. A home inspection...

Adding Charts into Print Processes

by Adam | Mar 4, 2019

Charts in the user interface can be tied to images in your PDF or Word export documents. To do this, you need to place an image (any image) into your Word document. The contents of the image file don’t have an effect in how the charts will be displayed in the export....

What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb 6.8

by Adam | Mar 1, 2019

In this update, we’ve introduced many new thrilling features that will allow you to do more with your designer applications that are even more flexible than ever. One of the biggest changes in this version is that you can now include the designer charts and maps in...

Pagos Has Released SpreadsheetWEB 6.8 Introducing Ability to Add Charts and Maps in Print Process

by Adam | Mar 1, 2019

Cambridge, MA, March 4, 2019 – Pagos, Inc. today announced the release of the SpreadsheetWEB version 6.8 which introduces the ability to add charts and maps in print processes.This version of SpreadsheetWeb introduces the ability to add charts and maps used in...

Creating an Interactive Pricing Application using Excel’s New Dynamic Array Functions

by Adam | Feb 22, 2019

Dropdown style inputs are very useful in the sense that their use can expedite the data entry process in most applications. Imagine you want to use this feature to create sequential questions that affect each other, like disabling some options based on the previous...

Security Audit Forms Work More Efficiently as Web Applications

by Adam | Feb 21, 2019

To ensure their vendors have necessary measures in place, businesses often request security audit forms that capture details about vendor practices. These forms typically consist of questions regarding physical and digital security systems, common procedures, and...

Adding or Removing Data Columns in the Data Page

by Adam | Feb 20, 2019

Note that this feature is currently only available in designer applications.Data captured with SpreadsheetWEB applications can be easily accessed from the Data page in the Control Panel. This centralized data capture system allows interacting with application data on...

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