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Turning Excel Files Into Web Applications with Stateful, Persistent Data Storage
Many Excel-based applications are not transactional in nature, they are stateful, evolving tools where each user works with the same model over time. A daily calorie tracking app is a perfect example: the underlying Excel logic stays the same, but new rows of data are...
Spreadsheets in Engineering: Still Everywhere, Still Useful, Still Risky
Walk into almost any engineering team, civil, mechanical, chemical, electrical, environmental, biomedical, and you’ll find the same quiet “unofficial standard” sitting next to the CAD/CAE tools and code repos: spreadsheets. They’re not glamorous. They’re not always...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb – January 2026
As we kick off 2026, we’re excited to share the latest updates in the January 2026 SpreadsheetWeb release. This release introduces an important change to our release versioning scheme, major improvements to automated app creation, and several usability enhancements...
SpreadsheetWeb 2025 Year in Review: More Power, Better UX, and Smarter Excel Integration
2025 was a big year for SpreadsheetWeb. We shipped a new runtime, crossed the 500‑formula mark, deepened our support for advanced Excel features, and made it much easier to build polished web applications without ever leaving your spreadsheet comfort zone. Across...
A Practical Guide to Application Migration on SpreadsheetWeb
Application migration is a critical part of building and maintaining solutions on the SpreadsheetWeb platform. As organizations expand their models, update calculation logic, and refine user interfaces, the ability to safely promote applications across Development,...
Excel‑Powered CPQ: From Online Quotes to Dynamic Proposals with SpreadsheetWeb
Many companies already have the core of a CPQ system (Configure, Price, Quote) sitting quietly in Excel. Spreadsheets hold the product catalog, pricing tables, discount rules, and approval thresholds that sales and finance teams rely on every day. What’s usually...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb – November 2025
We’re excited to unveil the latest updates to SpreadsheetWeb, rolling out November 2025. This release includes several powerful enhancements designed to give you more control, flexibility, and ease of use. Below are the highlights, and what they mean for you. ...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb – October 2025
Our October 2025 release introduces several powerful enhancements focused on improving performance, flexibility, and control within your applications. From a complete redesign of our automated application creation system to new layout and simulation features, this...
From Spreadsheet to Web App: Simulations with Excel Data Tables in SpreadsheetWeb
SpreadsheetWeb now supports Excel’s Data Tables,making it easy to run simulations and what‑if analysis on complex Excel models directly in a web application. With this release, models that already use Data Tables can be published as secure, scalable web apps without...