Google Sheets
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Cloud spreadsheet app featuring real-time editing, support for Excel and CSV import/export, chart building, formula functionality, integrated chat, access controls, cloud syncing, access via web and mobile platforms, scripting, embedding, templates, and Drive integration.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
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Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Chrome OS
- Android Tablet
- iPad
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Comments and Reviews
Apps Script makes Sheets the ultimate spreadsheet. Programming nerds should love this app.
For example, I have a script that, every time an edit is made, it updates one column's date to today's for that row (essentially making a "last edited" timestamp by row). It then copies each sheet's last edited time to the main sheet (essentially a "table of contents").
Fast, always online, with decent mobile apps and really good collaboration features. I just...don't trust Google's servers with my data anymore.
I used it a lot in the 2010s, but went back to using
LibreOffice and my own cloud sync.
I'm not a fan of browser apps, but its simplicity and support for custom named ranges/functions is what makes it so much better than all other spreadsheet apps.
Very decent! Most features are here. Some new features.
Google Sheets is a pretty solid program for being free and on the cloud. I really like the program, and although it's not intuitive all the time, you can find a lot of the shortcuts and formulas through Google. Not as good as Excel, but still pretty awesome!
Works well. Loads quickly and reliably. Lots of export options. Good cell formatting and formulae. Accessible via an API too.
Using them longer then year, so much better then Excel or Numbers, so useful especially if you need to work on something with other people.