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JotSpot just hatched a new service called JotSpot Tracker that puts Excel spreadsheets on the Web for sharing with just a copy and a paste. Combine this baby with JotLive or Writely and not only are you this close from being liberated from Microsoft Office, but you gain very powerful collaboration features as well.
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» Share MS Excel spreadsheets from LogSense
Very interesting site for uploading and sharing Excel spreadsheets. JotSpot Tracker apparently lets people upload spreadsheets with copy/paste and share them with multiple users, everything done online. I strongly believe that this is the future of all... [Read More]
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JotSpot has launched a new service called JotSpot Tracker that lets you share Excel spreadsheets on the Web. Stop emailing those Excel "tracking" spreadsheets. Simply copy and paste to publish them as an interactive web site. It only takes... [Read More]
» http://www.techcrunch.com/2005/12/08/450/ from TechCrunch
Jotspot continues to roll out interesting, easy to use wiki products. I wrote about JotSpot Live back in September. This week they released JotSpot Tracker, a spreadsheet wiki that allows users to both import and export excel spreadsheets.
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Unfortunately, we are no closer to an Excel replacement. Tracker is a great tool for sharing lists, but it hardly touches the feature-set of Excel.
I think NumSum and its open-source counterpart, TrimSpreadsheet, are a bit more promising.
Posted by: Jordan Glasner | Wednesday, December 07, 2005 at 11:21 PM