Google Spreadsheets

by Scott Beale on September 25, 2006 · 0 comments

Google Spreadsheets

So I finally had a chance to check out Google Spreadsheets. Totally amazing. Works pefectly. I was able to import my existing spreadsheets without any problems. It has an autosave and auto refresh feature, plus you can setup sharing with others and give them view or edit access. It even has integrated Google Talk, so you can discuss things in realtime on the same page as the spreadsheet. I don’t have many spreadsheets, so this is a perfect solution for me. I no longer have to synch spreadsheets between multiple machines and I have access to them wherever I go. So long Excel. I’m one step closer to finally being done with Microsoft Office.

Next up, test out Writely, Google’s recently acquired online word processing service.

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