A paper graph sheet (or lined paper, etc) could be used as a spreadsheet. But writing and calculating the data would have to be done manually - a very time-consuming and laborious method, prone to mistakes. A computerised spreadsheet means that the data is written once, and can be used to make reports, etc, many times - very quick and less prone to mistakes. Also, any added data is automatically recalculated and the spreadsheet updated very quickly.
It is one of the many spreadsheet applications that have computerised the paper-based spreadsheet, so Excel is therefore a spreadsheet program.
The paper you can hold in your hand after the spreadsheet is sent to a computer printer.
A spreadsheet means a computer application that is used to simulate paper accounting.
think of it as a paper version of an excel spreadsheet
The spreadsheet automatically does all the math for you.
Can you please computerize the PowerPoint into the desktop? I think ....
Manual Spreadsheet is basically working on your spreadsheet manually or by hands, meanings pan and paper as opposed to using it electronically by excel
To cite an Excel spreadsheet in a research paper or academic work, include the author's name (if available), the title of the spreadsheet, the date it was created or last updated, the version of Excel used, and the URL or file path where the spreadsheet can be accessed.
A pencil and paper A spreadsheet.
Manual or paper-based and electronic.
computerize
It is easier to use a spreadsheet than a pen and paper because with a spreadsheet, mistakes can easily be corrected by canceling and repeating. Spreadsheets also carry out automatic scientific calculations such as mode, median and standard deviation.