Apache OpenOffice Calc vs. Jotform Tables

The software is not a paid ones and usually helps to do all the work you need to do on Microsoft office spread sheet. You can easily download it without worrying about activating and remembering the key if you change your laptop or workstation. Because it has almost all formulas and basic features, an average user can use this.

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It worked well for me in managing students' data and enrollments in different courses. I also found it suited for managing emails for newsletters and trial classes that I posted on social media. I also ended up using it for accounting when I was managing my own startups. The customization of the whole experience makes it much better overall.

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• Nice interface
• Best user experience
• Constant evolution
• Better than others opensources

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• Flawless Integration with forms
• Customization
• Great user interface and user experience

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• Not many functions as compared to MS office
• Can't integrate to some external sources like Google stocks
• Sometimes have formatting issues

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• Mobile experience could be better
• Maybe better experience with other forms
• Version control

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All basic features are available if compared with Microsoft. Some third party integrations are missing in open office like Google stocks..

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I used Google Sheets and Google Forms before and was constantly frustrated with how clunky the overall experience was. The user interface in the other platforms is simply lacking, and this is where Jotform tables shine.

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• Significant return with saving of signatures
• All team work with the same app
• Improvement process and get the routine workflow

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• Better data management
• Better user experience for enrollments through Jotform forms and to Jotform tables
• Simply a better visual experience that helped productivity

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