A cost estimate, a purchase list or a work plan is handy to keep next to the company's other materials. The Spreadsheet app gives you a grid of cells, several sheets and tools for working with ranges. Files are available through Business Office.
For small calculations, registers and lists that only need basic spreadsheet functions.
Screenshots
What it looks like
Real app windows with a fictional company as an example. Click a screenshot to enlarge it.
Sales budget: formulas, percentage format, conditional color, borders and a frozen header row.The “Data” tab: search the sheet, sorting and a view filter, and at the bottom — the sum and average of the selection.“View”: freezing rows and columns, zoom, gridlines, column width and export to Excel with styles.A spreadsheet in the dark theme.
Enter data in a cell or in the formula bar. Basic calculations are supported, including SUM, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX and COUNT, with references to cells on the current sheet.
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Range formatting
Select a range and change the font, text color, fill, borders and alignment. Set the number format, percentages, date or currency format.
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Working with data
Search for values and formulas, and filter rows by column contents. Sorting is available for supported data sets.
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Sheets and workspace
Add, rename and copy sheets, change column width, zoom and gridline visibility. Undo and redo help you fix changes.
Practical scenario
Example: calculate the cost of a small purchase
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Prepare the rows
Create columns for item, quantity, price and amount. Or import a ready-made list.
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Add calculations
Set row formulas and a SUM total. Highlight the headers and apply the currency format.
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Check and save
Check the results, save the file and, if needed, download an XLSX or CSV of the current sheet.
Requirements and compatibility
The editor supports part of spreadsheet functionality. Macros, charts, merged cells and external links don't carry over. Unsupported formulas are kept for XLSX but aren't calculated here; operations that could break such references are restricted.
Before you start
Questions and answers
If your scenario is different, tell the CODE44 team about it.
XLSX, XLS, XLSM, XLSB, XLT, CSV and ODS are supported. Basic formatting also carries over from XLSX. After import, it's worth checking formulas and structure.
What format should I use to keep formatting?+
Use XLSX or the native Business Office format. XLS and XLSB export is meant for values, and CSV for the current sheet's data.
Is this a full replacement for Excel?+
No, the feature set is different. For a complex model with macros, external links or specialized formulas, check compatibility on a copy of the file first.
We want every company to work comfortably. The CODE44 team can build additional features for you free of charge: we will discuss the task, scope and implementation order.
Business OS is updated continuously with the support of a team of more than 40 people. Delivered features and plans are collected in the development plan.
