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Do you make spreadsheets for people? Why not let them enjoy it!

 

Using the features of Excel you can easily make your application easy to use, and good looking too, leading to a good experience for your users.

doodling while doing spreadsheets.

Spreadsheet: Parks #13

Spreadsheet: Urban Wildes #18

2020, Athens, Exarcheia, Greece

Artist: 1312 (?)

Spreadsheet: Parks#(missing)

Spreadsheet: Parks #8 (that's my daughter, permission granted to use)

Spreadsheet: Urban Wildes #26

The man on the right co-created the first spreadsheet application.

Test of Independence helps you check the independence of variables on a certain observation. This template is prepared for checking the relations of 2 subjects each having 2 types. Level is significance is determined by the user. SpreadsheetWEB version provides all features of the template online.

 

Click here to download:

 

spreadsheetzone.com/templateview.aspx?i=206

 

The price table is much like a spreadsheet, but it is a very important part of Gnomes of Zavandor, so you better prepare to spend a lot of time looking at it.

Spreadsheet: Urban WIldes #17

Spreadsheet: Urban Wildes #26

This is a Silicon based version of a word processor and Spreadsheet.

 

One day whilst cleaning out my shed, I found this item. I thought is was interesting enough to take a photo of.

Whilst these items are not for sale, if anyone knows it's value, please send me a comment.

If anyone knows any background about the item, please send me a comment.

   

Photo taken with a Canon 30D in Macro mode. The lens was a 18-55 mm and a macro light was used. The item was placed into a light tent.

 

2009

 

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Update: 1985 Integrated Office suite for BBC Micro

1, Three applications: word processing, spreadsheet, presentaion graphic, similar features as Desktop Office

2, Document editing: support open Microsoft 2003, 2007, 2010 and PDF format.

3, Support touch operating: easy and simple operating

4, realize that users can work freely.

Wiley's Show Us Your Spreadsheets Challenge!

 

Show us how you work like Walkenbach and crunch numbers like DataPig, and you could be a winner!

 

Are you an Excel enthusiast, a dashboard dynamo, or a spreadsheet superstar? Then show us your stuff!

 

Submit a photo of yourself with your favorite John Walkenbach (Mr. Spreadsheet) or Michael Alexander (DataPig) book OR a photo of you creating stellar spreadsheets, dynamic dashboards, or something equally excellent in Excel to enter to win cash and other cool prizes.

 

Send your photo along with your name, mailing address, phone number, and e-mail to dummiesmktg@wiley.com by the contest deadline, Friday, December 3, to enter.

  

Spreadsheet: Parks #101

 

The TruBid app that I designed went live last week!

 

TruBid's original business model used a spreadsheet that was created to help roofing contractors generate accurate quotes and proposals. Although successful, TruBid knew that they could provide an even easier way for their contractors to use and generate these quotes and proposals. That's when TruBid approached us to design and develop the front-end of a web application that could be used by contractors online.

 

I worked closely with TruBid and a back-end developer for three months to finalize the app that you now see today.

 

If you'd like to see more of the app, you can sign up at www.trubid.co

 

You can view it in our portfolio here: www.graticle.com/portfolio/trubid-inc-web-app-design-and-...

  

Spreadsheet: Parks #3 (Victory Gardens)

This template is prepared for creating and saving memorandums easily. SpreadsheetWEB version of the template allows you to create your email groups. Each time you create a memorandum online, you may automatically send and email containing the details of memorandum to selected email groups. Also, you may save and reach memorandums online.

 

Download it for free at

 

spreadsheetzone.com/templateview.aspx?i=199

Spreadsheet: Parks # 65

Wisconsin Carp Fishing Tournament and Carp Fest Two Rivers, Wisconsin

Closeup of a spreadsheet on a Dell LCD monitor. Note that the subpixels of gray background pixels look magenta, yellow, and teal (LCDs use subtractive color). 1:1 crop, no postprocessing except for exposure/brightness/contrast. Pretty sharp, but plenty of chromatic aberration.

Spreadsheet: Parks # (missing!)

This is the sheet where you can calculate how much producing an item costs. You can also put your hours worked, hourly wage and overhead cost and it gives you a "suggested retail price" for that item.

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