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Data Import Feature in SpreadsheetWeb Hub

In some cases, you may need to transfer a batch of data to your SpreadsheetWeb Hub applications at once and do not want to waste time by creating individual records. SpreadsheetWeb Hub has a new feature that will meet this need: Data Import. The Data Import feature...

Incorporating Calculations into Zapier

Use case: Basic Tax Calculation using Lookup Tables The tax brackets can be confusing to work with. Different ‘levels’ of your income needs to be multiplied with a different percentage to find the total. When you want to do tax calculations in Zapier, you are limited...

Record Suggestion Feature in SpreadsheetWeb Hub

Some applications require users to submit data and need to update it at a later time. For example, a large registration form may require users to enter data at multiple sitting. Another use case is submitting financial data that may require multiple iterations through...

Say Hello to the World of No-Code!

If you are asking the question “What is No-Code”? You will find the answer in this article. In our daily life, nearly everything is powered by code. We can give some common examples like searching on the internet, posting things on social media, shopping on our...

How to Empower Human Resources Spreadsheets

Spreadsheets have become the go-to solution for Human Resources (HR) departments for managing, sharing, organizing, and analyzing all kinds of information. A lot of HR professionals are still using spreadsheets as their default tool. Excel has proven to be a perfect...

Converting an Insurance Rating Spreadsheet into a No-Code API

Excel spreadsheets are heavily utilized across the insurance industry due to their capacity for coding complex formulas and business logic through worksheet formulas. One of the main use cases for insurance spreadsheets is to provide calculations for premiums that are...

Building Scored Questionnaires with SpreadsheetWeb Hub

Businesses often use Excel to build questionnaires especially if there are many questions or if they need scoring calculated based on user responses. Excel’s user-friendly interface makes is easy to build such questionnaires. But collecting answers from users and...