Apple Numbers

Apple Numbers is used far more than excel or google, however we do use all three. we use Apple Numbers to track all our daily activities, temperature and other logs, financial analysis, customer spending trends, costing, what I find most useful is the ability to create good design, having the freedom to create a text box or any object and place it anywhere. I also use icloud to access my work from anywhere but especially useful if I have to work on other devices that are not apple. i use it to create barcodes and filing taxes with the CRA, via importing. Ultimately we use it to track everything that is not in our ERP, or information from out ERP which is Odoo

• use it to calculate the profitability of our menus
• Doens't really have a direct impact on ROI
• Helps with managing projects that create ROI

Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, Odoo, Calibre and LibreOffice

Microsoft 365, Odoo, Google Sheets

Apple Numbers is my number 1 application for calculation and graphs production.

I have always had an aversion to Excel.

I found in Apple Numbers an application that circumvented al the obstacles that Excel threw at me.

Moreover, being and avid user of Apple Keynote, the integration with my slides is seamless and graphically impressive. <div>Apple Numbers help my organization in so many ways!

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• Apple Numbers is a free software ...huge ROI!
• Apple Numbers is upgraded frequently and automatically without charge
• Enormous time saver when integrating Apple Numbers spreadsheet into word processor and presentation software
• easily exporter in pdf format. Ideal to share information
• On the negative side , it misses some advances macro and programmable functions features present in Excel
• Exportation as an Excel document sometimes defective
• Importation from Excel sometimes missions some features

Apple Keynote, Microsoft Excel, Apple iCloud, Apple iCloud Calendar (iCal), Apple iWork, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Teams, Final Cut Pro, Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Access

Apple Keynote, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Excel

Within my organization, I use Apple Numbers to create spreadsheets displaying monthly expenses, expenditures and other numeric data. We use the program on a weekly basis and export the spreadsheets as PDF attachments. It helps our organization stay organized and easily and efficiently access shared client data between different devices.

• Ease of access
• Time-savings
• Effective data organization

Google Sheets

Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel

I often use Apple Numbers because it performs better than other spreadsheets and has a user-friendly interface. I primarily use it to manage my budget breakdown, campaign results, ROI management, and project timelines. Adding charts, graphs, and images is easier compared to Excel and other options, making Apple Numbers more accessible for my needs. The wide-level collaboration system is excellent, and its privacy and security features are top-notch. The premium template designs available in PDF format simplify my presentation work, saving me time and reducing extra effort. Overall, it's a cost-effective tool with a top-class user interface that is easy to use.

• I believe it saves my creative work hours that would otherwise be spent exporting data from Excel to include in a Slide Deck or Canva. It instantly transforms a data dump into a strategic asset.
• The beautiful UI design makes my work easier; the drag and drop feature really increases my productivity.
• The quicker internal sign-offs allow campaigns to launch sooner, enhancing my agency's performance and client satisfaction ratings.

Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets

HubSpot CRM, Notion, Asana

We use Apple Numbers spreadsheets for everything. It is much easier to use vs excel. There really is no difference between Apple Numbers and excel. It does complex calculations and formulas just like excel. You can also filter data and sort everything as well. We are glad we have Apple Numbers to use here.

• It saves on cost of Excel
• It is easy to use for all
• It is free and aids in productivity

Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets