5 stars: There's not really a lot to say about the industry standard. Kinda like saying
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4 stars: I've used Excel for many years on desktop computers and found it very powerful. Using Excel on my smartphone is not as easy. This is also a newer version so there are some differences. I will probably discover some nice improvements. I've just created a swim log tailored to my interests with my desktop and transferred it to my phone where it will be conveniently available.
4 stars: I love excel on my computers, the app has failed pretty bad though. Nothing works how it should. I use another app when viewing Excel files on my phone, wps office, works way better. *update* they have made many improvements with the app. It seems to work much metter currently. Still not a replacement for the computer version, but it works for the most part now.
3 stars: Surprisingly does a lot for a phone app compared to the desktop app! Update July 9th 2020 Since last year the app can't open modified files. If I create a new file or do a
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.
2 stars: Two persistent problems are:- 1. Matters not what you do, the error <...