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What's New in Version 5.2
This update exclusively focuses on Microsoft Excel’s conditional formatting feature. It’s a challenging implementation on web applications and we dedicated this entire development cycle to all its quirks. For those of you who are not too familiar with conditional...
5 Most Popular Excel Templates
Microsoft Excel is an amazingly versatile software, which is precisely why business users rely on it heavily to conduct their day-to-day operations. However, not all of us are Excel gurus so it’s often a good idea to search online to seek help when trying to create...
Are You Tired of Tracking Stuff in Excel?
Be it for customer lists, product lists, or service requests, almost all businesses use Excel for tracking something. Along with spreadsheet forms, you will also find a person maintaining that process. In some rare cases where an operation is to be maintained by one...
Turning Excel Hell into Excel Heaven
Many Excel projects start with a small assignment to solve a simple problem. The individual tasked to solve the problem puts together an Excel workbook. As its usage expands, it is distributed to more and more individuals in the company. As more individuals utilize...
Integrating Advanced Calculations into HubSpot using SpreadsheetWEB API
First born as a marketing assistance platform, HubSpot has transformed into an online ecosystem that combines several marketing and business tools, such as content management, SEO, and social marketing utilities. Built around inbound marketing concepts, HubSpot allows...
Comparing the Performance of Pagos SpreadsheetWEB with Google Sheets and the Microsoft Office 365 Excel API
The Pagos SpreadsheetWEB API is designed to execute spreadsheet calculations in a stateless manner where it can be utilized as a back-end calculation engine for applications with moderate-to-large user concurrency. In this article, we aim to compare SpreadsheetWEB’s...
Converted versus Custom UI Applications in SpreadsheetWEB
Creating a web application from an Excel workbook using SpreadsheetWeb can be done mainly in two ways – conversion or custom UI development. Both methods retrieve the calculations and workbook data from the underlying Excel model. In SpreadsheetWEB, a web application...
SpreadsheetWeb Gives Financial Modeling a New Platform
Excel is the go-to platform for many businesses when it comes to developing mathematical models. Its reliability, ease of use and flexibility make designing such tools far easier to create as a workbook than using specialized software.
What's New in Version 5.1
Following in 5.0’s footsteps, SpreadsheetWeb 5.1 comes with several enhancements to the user experience and other perks. Driven by the needs of our users, our goal has always been to evolve SpreadsheetWeb into an easy-to-use platform that everyday business users can...