Microsoft Excel - Top Competitors (Aug 2019)
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| ITQlick Score: | 56/100 |
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| Pricing: | 5/10 - average cost |
| Category: | Business Intelligence -> Microsoft Excel review -> Microsoft Excel competitors |
| Ranking: | Ranked 485 out of 553 Business Intelligence systems |
| Company: | Microsoft |
| Pricing: | starts at $140 per license |
| Typical customers: | Start up, Small business, Medium business, Large business, Private use |
| Platforms: | Desktop, Cloud |
| Links: | Microsoft Excel review, Microsoft Excel pricing guide |
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Microsoft Excel vs. Alternatives in 2023
Two noteworthy competitors of Microsoft Excel 2010 are Google Docs and Lotus Symphony. Google Docs spreadsheet offers most of the core features that are available on Microsoft Excel. Google Docs are web based and can be accessed from anywhere, while Microsoft Excel has to be installed on the computer.Lotus Symphony, just like Microsoft Excel, offers various tools such as graphs, tables, and grid structure. Open source nature of this software means that it provides greater customization capabilities compared to Excel.
Microsoft Excel alternatives - for small & large Business
Here are the top 4 alternatives to Microsoft Excel that are worth checking out: Qlik Sense for SMBs, SuiteAnalytics for large size business, Entrinsik Informer for growing companies, and Helical Insight for low budget organizations.
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