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Tables enables you to organise and present data very simply. With Tables you can not only organise data but also do calculations and comparisons with it. Add, sum or multiply numbers or process data by using more than 100 functions.
Data can represent numbers in addition to dates, percentage rates or amounts. Tables offers extensive options to format the data. Format them as currency, as an amount, as percentage rate, scientifically or with different date formats.
Create visually attractive invoices, lists or reports and even add some photos, PDF documents or charts to
Data can represent numbers in addition to dates, percentage rates or amounts. Tables offers extensive options to format the data. Format them as currency, as an amount, as percentage rate, scientifically or with different date formats.
Create visually attractive invoices, lists or reports and even add some photos, PDF documents or charts to
What's New
Version 1.5.8:
- Fixes some issues on Mac OS X 10.7.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Tables User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:27,462 |
| Version Downloads:662 |
| Type:Business : Spreadsheets |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:07 Aug 2011 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $45.04 |
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Tables enables you to organise and present data very simply. With Tables you can not only organise data but also do calculations and comparisons with it. Add, sum or multiply numbers or process data by using more than 100 functions.
Data can represent numbers in addition to dates, percentage rates or amounts. Tables offers extensive options to format the data. Format them as currency, as an amount, as percentage rate, scientifically or with different date formats.
Create visually attractive invoices, lists or reports and even add some photos, PDF documents or charts to present your data with great visual impact.
Tables offers a fully functional free 30-day trial.
Data can represent numbers in addition to dates, percentage rates or amounts. Tables offers extensive options to format the data. Format them as currency, as an amount, as percentage rate, scientifically or with different date formats.
Create visually attractive invoices, lists or reports and even add some photos, PDF documents or charts to present your data with great visual impact.
Tables offers a fully functional free 30-day trial.
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It happens frequently -- suddenly the content will no longer scroll when I try to scroll. The row numbers and the scrollbar update properly, but the content itself is frozen in place, although I can still edit it.
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Tice reviewed on 23 Mar 2009
So I was a bit shocked to see a 1/2 star. So here's my rating after 2 years usage. All 4 stars (because shure there are some rare Excel files that can't be opened). The calculating options could be a bit easier to explain. But it never crashed.
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Xplicit reviewed on 06 Sep 2008
The developer is most helpful and responds quickly.
So keep up the good work, thanks.
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croberts reviewed on 22 Dec 2007
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ncianca reviewed on 21 Aug 2007
Excel compatibility has been pretty good, with no problems sharing files with Windows Excel users.
Like many, I bought iWork 08 as soon as it came out. Numbers is a slick application (reminds me of an old Mac Spreadsheet called Trapeze) and overall I like it. But Tables is much faster when using lots of data and overall feels more responsive. I often use Tables with data extracted from databases as CSV files to "massage" and analyze the data and assorted other such needs. Tables is better then Numbers for actually crunching numbers and data. Try importing a 23401 row / 33 column CSV file into Numbers and hear your MacBook Pro fan kick into overdrive for a while...
Numbers is great for presentations, where you have a limited amount of information that is usually going into Pages or Keynote. In some cases I will crunch data in Tables, and then copy/paste results of that into Numbers for use in Keynote.
Oddly enough, Tables also has more control over the formatting of cells, particularly numbers.
In my toolbox, there is a place for both and I for one am super happy to never use Excel again. The cost of Tables and iWork together is still cheaper then getting MS Office and provides a much better experience for the user.
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gryphonent reviewed on 03 Aug 2007
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Apple has made no public announcement of that product so it's only a rumor (maybe based at least on the trademark registration?) unless you're privy to information that's intended to be kept private.
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Great app!
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Xplicit reviewed on 26 Jul 2007
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ncianca reviewed on 25 May 2007
Excel workbooks, formulas, formatting, etc all appear just fine. Most of the Excel documents I use and share are not terribly complex, but I haven't had any issues with other Excel (OSX and Windows) users.
Tables development is moving along well and continuously getting better and worth the price. The developer is also very responsive to his users.
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I like the look of the app and hope it takes off, but agree that interoperability with Pages is required. I still would not attempt to use this as a heavy lifter given that I got this type of error within the first 3 minutes of use.
Daniel Schwill rated on 13 Jan 2012
Daniel Schwill rated on 23 Jun 2011
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Jack75 rated on 02 Mar 2011