Daniel’s XL Toolbox
Daniel’s XL Toolbox is a free, open-source add-in for the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet software that helps you to analyze and present data and increases your productivity...
- Free • Open Source
- Windows
- Microsoft Office Excel
What is Daniel’s XL Toolbox?
Daniel’s XL Toolbox is a free, open-source add-in for the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet software that helps you to analyze and present data and increases your productivity. Its target audience are life scientists, but it has proven useful for industry as well. The XL Toolbox is released under the GNU General Public license (GPL v2).
Analyze data
Collect data using the formula builder and transpose wizard; analyze your data by one-way or two-way ANOVA, linear regression or correlation; generate histograms from multiple columns; use the Toolbox to stratify your data and allocate subjects to study groups.
Present data
Use the XL Toolbox to add custom error bars, apply chart designs with few clicks, add series, watermarks or annotations and do much more with your charts. When you are ready to publish your work, use the chart export feature to produce ready-to-submit TIFF files.
Be productive
The XL Toolbox enhances your workflow with keyboard shortcuts, automatic backups, worksheet management and much more.
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Supported Languages
- English
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- excel-enhancement
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the graph export JPG/PNG is wonderful. The CSV features are also nice, but not listed on the main feature page.
The graph exports to JPG/PNG are very nice and powerful.
CSV exports/imports are also very nice (not listed on the feature page)