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Popular Spreadsheet Software available for consumers

Google Spreadsheets

Google Sheets is a free cloud-based spreadsheet app that lets you create, edit and collaborate on spreadsheets from anywhere, using any device.

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Office is a series of commercial office suite software products developed, marketed, and sold by Microsoft. The current on-premises version is Office 2019, released on October 2, 2018. Office Online is a service included with Microsoft Edge that allows users to edit files online (similar to Google Drive). The desktop version of Office 2019 was released on January 29, 2019.

OpenOffice Calc

OpenOffice Calc (formerly Sun OpenOffice Calc) is a free and open-source spreadsheet program that comes in a variety of languages including English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. It is part of the OpenOffice.org family of office suites.

We'll take a closer look at each one and compare what they have to offer.

Google Sheets: The Best Free Tool for Collaboration

Google Sheets is free online spreadsheet software that you can access from anywhere through a browser. It's also mobile-friendly, so you can use it on your phone or tablet as well as your desktop computer.

The platform has two main advantages over Microsoft Excel:

It's free and easy to use, which makes it ideal for collaboration with others who don't have much experience using spreadsheets.

It works seamlessly with other Google apps such as Docs, Slides and Forms, so it's easy to get started using them together if you need to share data or collaborate on projects with other people in real time.

Apple Numbers

Apple's Numbers is another option for creating spreadsheets on your computer or mobile device. While it doesn't have all of the same features as Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets, it does offer some unique features that make it worth considering if you're just getting started with spreadsheet editing and creation or if you're looking for something more simple to use without having to learn complicated formulas or functions like other spreadsheet programs