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Ethercalc is very well suited for developing modern-day enterprise (smaller-mid size), finance and healthcare applications as it can do Real-time data pull from a variety of third-party apps, and has interoperability with CSV, Microsoft Excel and JSON files; It's available on all on all public clouds including AWS, GCP and Microsoft Azure and can be used as a Low code and no code development tool. Further, we can Develop applications on the go with good integration and visualization libraries and we can also do Tabulation and graphing along with ability to use it as an npm module, do Real time collaboration and editing. It is a very good tool for startups and government institutions. There is a considerable scope of improvement for using it in bigger enterprises as it needs key integration and interoperability functionalities. It can evolve in a variety of directions depending upon its integration with a variety of third party apps services and tools. As an analytics tool, for example, it needs integration with R, Scipy, Numpy and keras libraries. Availability within Ionic, NativeScript or Appgyer as an extension or a plugin will be very useful for it being used as a large enterprise low code/no code tool.Incentivized
For tasks like financial analysis, budgeting, forecasting, and data visualization, I frequently use Microsoft Excel. I can develop financial models, use pivot tables to examine enormous datasets, and produce eye-catching visualizations thanks to its comprehensive features. I have, however, also come across circumstances in which Excel isn't the best tool.Excel falls short of alternatives like Google Sheets when I need to collaborate with my team in real-time. I favor employing robust database management systems or data analysis tools like SQL, Python, or R for managing very big data sets or sophisticated calculations. I use specialized tools like SPSS, SAS, or programming languages for better outcomes when complex statistical analysis or machine learning are necessary. And finally, for formatting elaborate reports, In conclusion, even though I consider Excel to be a great tool for many finance jobs, there are some limits in collaborating, processing big amounts of data, performing complex analysis, and creating documents that I take into account when choosing the best tool for the job.Incentivized
Develop applications on the go with good integration with visualization librariesInteroperability with csv, Excel and JSON filesReal time collaboration and editingTabulation and graphing along with ability to use as an npm moduleAvailability on all public clouds including AWS, GCP and Microsoft AzureLow code and no code development tool.Real-time data pull from a variety of third-party appsIncentivized
It is very good at embedded formulas and tying cells to one anotherIt allows me to compare deals terms on a side-by-side basis and talk my clients through it easily.It is very helpful as well in terms of allowing me to filter/sort results in many different ways depending on what specific information I am most interested in prioritizing.Incentivized
Interoperability with Lotus Notes and Open Office can be improvedIntegration with AWS tools and services like SNS, Sagemaker, Lambda, S3 and ForecastIntegration with GIthub CI/CD tools for machine learning pipeline developmentIntegration with R, Scipy, Numpy and Keras libraries neededAvailability on Microsoft Power platform and teams as an applicationIntegration with GSuite and Salesforce platform along with Telegram, Discord and SlackIntegration with SAP BTP, ABAP and SAP Hana Cloud neededAvailability within Ionic, NativeScript or Appgyer as an extension or a pluginIncentivized
Counting conditionally formatted cells (e.g., you have 5 green cells, 10 red ones, and 3 orange ones in a row).Merging cells in a table; I have to remove the table first and then re-add the table to merge cells together.Offering more preset colour categories for formatting graphs.Built-in functions to run ANOVAs, Multiple Linear Regression, Factor Analysis, etc.Incentivized
It comes with MS Office. Unless we stop using PCs or Microsoft Office, it's highly unlikely, even imperceivable to not continue to use Excel. It would be nice to see more Excel functions used, though, beside basic tables and calculations.Incentivized
Microsoft excel stands out in its User Interface as compared to any other software which offers same functionality. It can be used by a beginner as well as the expert in the same field. It is having many features as we dig deep in it like advance functions, dynamic arrays, pivot, VBA and Macros.
I have rarely, if ever, had issues with its availability.Incentivized
Again it does what I need it to do with little to no issues.Incentivized
I have not had to use it often, but it is good.Incentivized
EtherCalc has a low barrier to entry on training and end-user development. It is very easy for startups with considerable time pressure to deliver to use EtherCalc as a tool for tabulation, organization, collaboration and computation. It is also very useful for use cases in government institutions where there is a strong push for open source software-based ERP solutions or app development. These are the key reasons for the selection of Ethercalc.Incentivized
We utilize Tableau and Alteryx in addition to Excel. We use Excel since we have a data dump that could be utilized in feeding for these two solutions. We select Excel for some manual work then plug the data into the other two tools for further analysis around text analytics like word clouds in Tableau, or text mining in Alteryx. Excel is an input data source that we use in conjunction with these two.Incentivized
N/A I was not involved in this process.Incentivized
It integrates well with all cross functional teams Incentivized
Very good opportunities on using it as a low code, no code tool with ionic open source platform. Able to meet needs of our customers and do real time deployment quicklyVery productive and useful for developing web APIs and PWAs on the cloud, tablet, mobile and a variety of surface devices (touch functions can be customized according to needs)Spreadsheet for the next 100-150 years as it integrates well with React, Angular and Jquery libraries. Maintainable and readable code of spreadsheetLow barrier to entry on training and end user developmentGood analytics and accounting tool for startupsWhat you see is what you get interfaceThe ability to integrate with firebase and Dropbox is neat.Incentivized
Excel has positively impacted the business as it has increased our efficiency.It also saves us the time that we would have spent on making the calculations that it does for us.Since it works on all devices and is compatible with both Windows and Mac, we do not have to invest in any other alternative.