Alas, using Windows at home rules out Apple’s Numbers spreadsheet app, whose best features are limited to the OS X/iOS ecosystem. Yes I could save my iPad spreadsheet as an Excel file and then ...

Microsoft has announced that Office for iPad apps will gain the ability to use add-in apps like its desktop and web Office components; we go hands on with the updated Excel for iPad.

Apple's iPad has its own Numbers spreadsheet app and supports Microsoft's Excel app, both of which are convenient when a user wants to work on spreadsheets on an iPad. The different apps you can ...

Google Docs and Google's Cloud Connect toolbar for Microsoft Office combine to let you do simple editing of Word and Excel files on an iPad without having to pay for a separate app.

Apple's iPad productivity suite might be fine for light work, but it doesn't play well with your existing Office documents. That's okay: I've got a great alternative that does.

Here's a workaround to access Office Web Apps on the iPad right now, with the help of the Chrome iOS browser.

Using an Excel-like spreadsheet app with your iPad, you can work with spreadsheets and figures while on the move, improving your productivity. Although there is no iPad version of Excel itself ...

An app that brings the full, genuine Windows versions of the key Office productivity apps—Word, Excel and PowerPoint—to the iPad.

I use an iPad largely for work. On my laptop, I keep a few hierarchial folders that contain various types of files that I use for work. I'd like to sync these to my iPad so I can access them ...

Apple updated the iWork suite to include support for exporting Numbers and Keynote documents into Excel and PowerPoint. The iWork suite is now much more useful for Office users.

As an avid Excel user, it would be great to be able to make small edits to a spreadsheet on my couch with my iPad. But I would not start a workbook from scratch using the app, unless it was a very ...

Microsoft has announced that Office for iPad apps will gain the ability to use add-in apps like its desktop and web Office components; we go hands on with the updated Excel for iPad.