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Creating an Interactive Pricing Application using Excel’s New Dynamic Array Functions
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...
Security Audit Forms Work More Efficiently as Web Applications
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...
Configure, Price, Quote with Excel
Configure, Price, Quote (CPQ) is a term that is used to describe software solutions that aid companies in effectively and accurately quoting costs for complex products. For example, a computer server has numerous components that contribute to the pricing model, such...
Building a Subscription Based Service from a Proprietary Excel Model
Microsoft Excel is an invaluable tool in the hands of entrepreneurs. They can model and program an entire business process in Excel. Those proprietary models can extend from financial applications, like business valuation tools, to engineering calculators. Many...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb 6.7
When dealing with multiple questions that would require “yes/no” type of answers, you could create dozens of checkboxes. However, that really wouldn’t be very space efficient, and could make analyzing the data much harder as you might if you need to aggregate it. You...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb 6.6
SpreadsheetWEB 6.6 update brought many new features for helping our users do more with their designer and dashboard applications, as well as in the control panel. SpreadsheetWEB platform ties applications and users on the basis of groups, as well as other user rights...
Developing a Life Insurance Quoting Software with SpreadsheetWeb
Life Insurance Quoting Software development is challenging because of two main reasons. First, most life insurance quoting calculations are difficult and depend on many factors. Incorporating many factors and tying them to various databases can be a...
Why Insurance Companies should embrace Spreadsheets-as-a-Backend to transform the way they program business logic
Insurance operations often rely heavily on complex business logic. For example, actuaries analyze large amounts of internal and external data in order to estimate base rates and various factors for their insurance products. They develop rating and quoting...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb 6.5
SpreadsheetWEB has been shipping with its own built-in data visualizations tools for years now. Collecting data with your applications, and then creating dashboards using that data effortlessly is a boon for every SpreadsheetWEB user. With version 6.3, we had...