Distributed Spreadsheet for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Communication Enhancement Products

Distribute, retrieve, and consolidate worksheets of multiple Microsoft Excel users.

Distributed Spreadsheet is the only solution to automatically distribute, retrieve, and merge the workbooks of multiple Microsoft Excel users into a single workbook without requiring real-time access and without the need to manually transcribe data or cut & paste information from multiple workbooks. Version 2 supports unlimited participants when merging data received from multiple sources.

Distributed Spreadsheet for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: September 15, 2008

Latest update: November 7, 2008

Version: 2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows 98

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista

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Total Downloads: 778

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User Reviews

4/5

1 User Votes

Being able to use Excel has meant no learning curve
mryanflSeptember 18, 2008
Pros
Easy to install even for the non-technical users. Almost no user training needed. Cell protection & macros make data entry error free. Offline updating of worksheets makes updating easy after each account visit
Cons
There are a variety of ways to send out the worksheets and collect them. I decided on a usage model that meant no one in the field had to worry about when to send in updates because I ask for them each week. This is annoying some users.
Summary
I am using a existing workbook that I modified. Very easy. Sending out worksheets to the field staff is very easy. I have used cell protection to make sure data is entered where I want it. For the price, this beats anything else I had looked to use.