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What's New in SpreadsheetWEB 6.4
Input grids are inherently challenging to work with when it comes to web applications. Limited real estate on mobile device screens, and the lack of appropriate controls make it hard for users to enter data into large tables. In SpreadsheetWEB 6.4, we’ve added a...
The crux of organizing your data: How to sort in Excel
Sorting data in Excel is a crucial part of organizing it for analysis or presentation. What if you want to order data in a different way, say “New York” first, and then “California”, and another state? One size may not always fit all as data can come in various...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb 6.3
Dashboards have always been an integral part of SpreadsheetWEB. The software ships with its own built-in data visualization platform. Visualizing the data you collect with your web applications, then creating reports has always been an appealing bonus. We then...
What's New in SpreadsheetWeb 6.2
Since its addition in 6.0, the designer module has proven to be an excellent tool for creating professional looking web applications filled with features. We’ve been constantly updating the designer to give our users the best experience possible, while ensuring that...
What's New in Version 6.1
We’ve introduced the designer module in 6.0 with the purpose of decoupling the user interface creation from Excel workbooks. This approach proved to be very successful with its intuitive interface and added features. In the 6.1 version, responsive applications created...
Comparing Converted Web Applications and Designer Applications
Business Software Directory Certifies SpreadsheetWEB as a Top Business Application Software
Translating spreadsheet data doesn’t need to be difficult, time-consuming, and expensive. With SpreadSheetWEB, you can quickly transform Excel spreadsheets into full-fledged web applications without breaking the bank or asking for IT assistance. But don’t...
Working with Large Data Grids in SpreadsheetWEB Applications
Comparing the Performance of SpreadsheetWEB's Calculation Engine with Excel
Recursive simulations of spreadsheet models constitute one of the more advanced uses of Excel across various industries, although perhaps most commonly in the financial services industry. Often, third-party add-ins are utilized to run Monte-Carlo simulations in Excel....