Apple's Numbers spreadsheet for Mac, iPhone, and iPad, is not as powerful as Microsoft Excel, but most users will be hard-pressed to find its limitations — and will immediately see how much easier ...

Apple today uploaded several new tutorial videos designed to teach users about lesser-known features on the iPad Pro, including some features that were just introduced in iOS 11.

Numbers for iPhone may be the slickest handheld spreadsheet around, but a couple of gaps hold it behind DataViz's Documents to Go.

Numbers Numbers is Apple's powerful spreadsheet app that works similarly to Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets. With it, you can create spreadsheets using preloaded templates or start from scratch.

Numbers on iPhone is a free, mobile alternative to Microsoft Excel that lets you create multiple spreadsheets, add interactive graphs, and more.

This revision adds drawing features to Numbers, but mostly focuses on making the app a full-fledged alternative and handoff to Numbers for Mac. Numbers 4 for iOS adds only two real flagship ...

Numbers 5 represent a tiny incremental improvement in moving towards a more full-featured spreadsheet app. Numbers for Mac has always occupied an awkward position. It’s not powerful enough to ...