While you can certainly copy and paste data from a network or Web-based external source into Excel, importing the data by connecting to it provides an added benefit. If the information in the primary ...

As functionality traditionally associated with desktop applications moves to the Web, developers are looking for new ways to handle that computational heavy lifting on the server side. But if you need ...

As reported earlier on this blog, and on Between The Lines, Google This is more proof that office apps are gradually changing from shrink-wrapped software to web-based services will be releasing a web ...

The best free Microsoft Excel alternatives are Google Sheets for collaboration and offline editing, Excel Online for light Microsoft 365 use, Zoho Sheet for workflow automation, ClickUp for agile ...

This morning, Microsoft opened the tech preview of its long-anticipated Office Web Apps. Here’s a first look at what the online version of Excel has in store. From the online SkyDrive folders, you can ...

Microsoft Excel’s web version has recently undergone a significant overhaul, bringing it closer in functionality to its desktop counterpart. These updates are designed to enhance productivity and ...

Most of us use the same handful of Excel commands every day, overlooking features designed to make our spreadsheets easier to manage. This weekend, explore five hidden gems that can change the way you ...

Sometimes I think of spreadsheets as the dirty secret of the IT world today. We’ve seen a huge explosion in the number of productivity tools on the market tailored to help workers with different ...

End users have been building applications on top of spreadsheets for decades now. In fact, arguably users of spreadsheets such as Microsoft Excel and Lotus 1-2-3 are the original citizen developers.

A hot trend in tech these days is coming up with the next great “spreadsheet killer”—the dazzling app that’ll make us all abandon Excel and Google Sheets in favor of some newer, sleeker, and more ...

Microsoft Excel has been the premier spreadsheet software for decades, since outdoing the once venerable Lotus 1-2-3, the first killer app for PCs in the 1980s. And Excel's dominance has yet to be ...