5 stars: There's not really a lot to say about the industry standard. Kinda like saying
4 stars: It definitely takes some getting used to using Excel without a physical keyboard but it's a comprehensive version of a classic spreadsheet app. Pretty much the standard for spreadsheet apps anyway, yet they did a solid job of making it usable with a touchscreen phone.
4 stars: It's not bad for an app based spreadsheet. I use it for tracking my workouts so it's a pretty basic use. It did upload well from my original sheet and I can download it into my PC Excel to extract data, so that's good utility. Navigation is a bit difficult on a small phone touch screen. I dont know if it would be of much use with a more complicated spreadsheet but I haven'ttried that. So, ya, it's ok.
3 stars: I've been using excel mobile for years, and after the recent update noticed that I can no longer freeze panes. I primarily use it to track my workouts, and not being able to freeze the column with my workouts in it as the weeks go by is extremely tedious and frustrating, especially since I was able to do that for so long, and now it's just gone.
3 stars: Autosave doesn't always work, every now and then when I reopen the app it has not saved the last entry. I store the book on my phone now, because syncing with onedrive would take up to 10 minutes, sometimes it wouldn't sync at all (using WiFi, with my router about 6 feet away from me).
2 stars: It has been difficult to use Excell o...