I recently wrote about five ways spreadsheets kill your business. Spreadsheets are a versatile tool for performing quick, ad hoc data analysis, developing presentation materials, creating small ...

SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Incisive Software today announced results of a study that evaluates spreadsheet risk. The findings confirm companies are exposing themselves to financial and ...

End users have been building applications on top of spreadsheets for decades now. In fact, arguably users of spreadsheets such as Microsoft Excel and Lotus 1-2-3 are the original citizen developers.

Spreadsheets keep your business expenditures organized, but you don't need to be tied to your office PC to make entries. Plenty of apps are available for you to create or edit spreadsheets on your ...

Practically every organization has workgroups that depend on spreadsheets to manage a business process. Sharing the spreadsheets via email or SharePoint can be a hassle, especially when multiple ...

Spreadsheets are a powerful, multipurpose tool used by businesspeople, analysts, data scientists, and technologists to collect, integrate, cleanse, analyze, and present data. They became popular in ...

Move data to where it belongs and you fix the risk while making it easier to leverage your business intelligence. Every worker knows how easy it is to start a quick spreadsheet to cover some basic ...

If you ever wanted to click a magic button and make complex business tasks happen automatically, macros can make that wish come true. Macros are small programs that execute commands you specify. Write ...

Spreadsheets are one of the most versatile and widely used tools in the business world. They offer an easy way to organize and manipulate data, make calculations and create visual representations of ...

Spreadsheets are super powerful, but they have limits. This article examines four big challenges of working in spreadsheets, and shows how data science tools such as notebooks can cleverly address ...

My company has been working with two organizations that use large, unwieldy Excel spreadsheets to manage some of their most critical business processes. These “informal systems” (which I wrote about ...