Category: spreadsheets

If you’re a true spreadsheet nerd, watch this video, with VisiCalc demo by Dan Bricklin, using an Apple II emulator. It’s fascinating to hear the reasons for some of the design decisions they made,...

Here is a roundup of selected spreadsheet articles that I’ve read recently. You’ll find interesting tips, useful sample files, and new ideas for your own spreadsheets. For Excel tips and tutorials, please visit my...

On January 2nd, Mitch Kapor (Lotus) tweeted that VisiCalc’s company, Software Arts, had been incorporated on that day, 38 years ago. An interesting series of tweets followed. See the tweets below, and links to...

If you’re playing golf this summer, keep track of your golf scores in this free Excel template. How many Birdies do you have so far this year? What’s your average score? Even when you’re...

Thanks for all the nominations that you’ve submitted so far, for the proposed Spreadsheet Hall of Fame. I’ve grouped the nominees into 4 categories – People, Programs, Features and Functions. You can see the...

Here is a roundup of selected spreadsheet articles that I’ve read over the summer. You’ll find interesting tips, useful sample files, and new ideas for your own spreadsheets. For a weekly Excel Roundup, please...

Here is a roundup of selected spreadsheet articles that I’ve read in the past month. You’ll find interesting tips, useful sample files, and new ideas for your own spreadsheets. For a weekly Excel Roundup,...

Here is a roundup of selected spreadsheet articles that I’ve read in the past month. You’ll find interesting tips, useful sample files, and new ideas for your own spreadsheets. For a weekly Excel Roundup,...

Here is a roundup of selected spreadsheet articles that I’ve read in the past month. You’ll find interesting tips, useful sample files, and new ideas for your own spreadsheets. If you have suggestions for...

Here is a roundup of selected spreadsheet articles that I’ve read in the past month. You’ll find interesting tips, useful sample files, and new ideas for your own spreadsheets. If you have any suggestions...