SpreadsheetWEB Review

SpreadsheetWEB is a no-code development platform that helps businesses create custom web applications starting from Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. Using a drag-and-drop interface, professionals can add various web controls to applications, such as list boxes, dropdown menus, checkboxes, or sliders. It allows businesses to create geographic maps by accessing longitudinal and latitudinal information for specific regions from the database. Managers can use the built-in library to add animated charts or customizable style sheets within the application to enhance the overall customer experience. Administrators can grant role-based permissions to employees, allowing access and sharing of critical data based on defined authorizations.
SpreadsheetWEB also helps professionals generate documents with user input, adjust screen resolutions and application layouts, and monitor usage metrics through actionable analytics.

SPREADSHEETWEB – TUTORIAL

SPREADSHEETWEB – FEATURES

• Intuitive drag-and-drop interface: drag and drop controls from a web interface and bind them to Excel file cells.
• Standard web controls: enhance your applications with various web controls such as list boxes, dropdown menus, checkboxes, sliders, and file uploads. Each control can be linked to a workbook cell to trigger calculations.
• Charts: choose from a wide library of charts to enhance your application. You can also animate charts along a timeline to improve the user experience.
• Over 500 supported Excel functions: high-performance calculation engine fully compatible with Excel calculation algorithms. Supports cross-sheet formula references and nested functions (up to 64 levels).
• Style sheets: choose from a library of built-in style sheets, customize existing ones, or upload your own.
• Responsive design: the application layout adapts to screen resolution for mobile devices, tablets, and desktops.
• Web interface for managing the entire platform: configure application security, manage user accounts, and access and share stored application data.
• Dynamic document generation: create PDF documents from Excel files by mapping formula results into documents. Control the PDF structure by hiding sections based on user input.