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Developing Applications with Tabular Data Entry
Excel uses a grid structure for its interface for a good reason: Data is usually best collected and analyzed in a compact table to allow for easier analysis. Because of this, Excel is the platform of choice for collecting data in many applications like...
Column Chart in Excel: Everything You Need to Know
A column chart is a graphic visualization of data using vertically placed rectangular bars (columns). Usually, each column represents a category, and all columns are drawn with a height proportional to the values they represent. The types of data column...
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...
Use Excel for Regression Analysis to Make Better Predictions
What is Regression Analysis? The regression analysis is a statistical method that can estimate the relationship between two or more variables. This method can provide a better understanding of how the value of the dependent variable changes, when one of...
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...
How to Use Excel Sparklines for Better Looking Tables
What is a Sparkline?A sparkline, also known as an ‘inline chart’, is a very small chart that can fit inside a single cell. Sparklines are drawn without axes or coordinates to give an immediate visual representation of trends in data. The idea behind this...
Root Cause Identifier: Excel Pareto Chart
What is a Pareto Chart?A Pareto Chart is a combination of a bar and a line charts, essentially using both in a single visualization. This chart type is especially useful for comparing the importance of items against other factors. Ideally suited for...
Actuarial Models in Excel
Most actuaries are experts in Excel and love the tool. Actuarial model one of the most common usages of the software, since it makes it a breeze to build complex mathematical models and test them under various conditions. In this article, I will walk you...
Create an Excel Heat Map
What is a Heat Map? A heat map is a two-dimensional graphical representation of data, where values are represented by a color scale in a matrix layout. Color-coded cells allow easily identifying the outliers and see the patterns in your data. Excel’s...