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Excel to Web Apps: Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Pricing Tool
Pricing a company’s products and services can quickly become a complex process. As offerings grow more diverse, the pricing logic required to account for factors like discounts, delivery costs, and packaging often becomes increasingly intricate. Many businesses turn...
Modernizing Insurance Rating: The Case for Converting Excel Models to APIs
The insurance industry, with its complex web of regulations, diverse product offerings, and complex risk assessments, relies heavily on sophisticated IT systems. Many companies still operate on intricate legacy systems, built over decades and deeply integrated with...
2024 Highlights: A Year in Review of SpreadsheetWeb
As 2024 draws to a close, it has been an exceptional year for SpreadsheetWeb Hub, marked by the introduction of numerous impactful features that have significantly enhanced the platform's capabilities. Changes in the Core Application Designer In 2024, our core...
Dynamic Data Placement on Images in SpreadsheetWeb Applications Using Excel Data
In this guide, we will explore how to overlay dynamic data from an Excel sheet onto an image using SpreadsheetWeb's scripting capabilities. This process is especially valuable for embedding dynamic data into engineering drawings, such as measurements, or for any...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb – December 2024
Merry Christmas to you all! Before we get into a new year, we would like to present you with a whole bunch of updates that give you much more flexibility, faster load times, and robust functionality when building applications. From new formulas to more efficient ways...
Exploring Eta Lambda in Excel: A Comprehensive and Detailed Guide with Examples
Excel's evolution into a dynamic and versatile tool has been marked by its ability to simplify complex calculations and improve productivity. Among its recent innovations, Lambda functions stand out for allowing users to create custom reusable formulas. Building upon...
How to Replace Pivot Tables with the PIVOTBY Array Formula in Excel
Pivot tables are a staple in Excel for summarizing and analyzing data. However, they come with a few drawbacks: they do not automatically refresh when the data changes, and customizing them often involves manual adjustments. The PIVOTBY function, introduced with...
The Microsoft Excel World Championship
Why Are People Competing in Excel Tournaments? A Look Inside the Microsoft Excel World Championship For some people, Microsoft Excel is synonymous with dull spreadsheets, expense tracking, or tedious data entry. But for a growing global community, Excel is much more...
Comparing SpreadsheetWeb with Google Sheets and Microsoft Office 365 Excel APIs in 2024
As businesses rely more on automation and digital tools, the need for robust calculation engines has grown significantly. Whether it's financial modeling, logistics optimization, or advanced analytics, the tools we use need to handle high-concurrency workloads with...