ExcelEverywhere for Java/JSP 3.7.5

ExcelEverywhere for Java/JSP - calculate on the WEB. Everyone can create interactive and calculating webpages. Solve your problem using Microsoft Excel and convert it to a JavaBean and a JSP-page.
No programming, let the domain expert create the code. Easy updating, fix the spreadsheet and generate again. No Risk! Free trial, 30 day money back guarantee.
Use it as a programming tool for creating advanced calculations done inside Java-programs. The JavaBean can be used stand-alone in any Java-program.
Use it for expense report, survey, order forms, reservation forms, employment application, financial advisor, ROI-calculator, engineering.
ExcelEverywhere will save you time and money. It will make your customers happier thru increased service and better quality.
The domain expert can generate code to be used inside software systems, no need to explain how the calculations are done to a programmer.
10-fold increase in productivity. The enormous gain in productivity comes from being able to use Excel for developing the calculations and from having access to 140 built-in functions of Excel.
Improved quality due to much easier testing in Excel. Also, we have tested the generated code in many different browsers.
Easy update of webpage, just update the spreadsheet and run ExcelEverywhere.
Can be used by in-house personnel, no programming or advanced web skills needed. No need paying external consultants.
Suitable for individuals, businesses, government and associations.
When developing ExcelEverywhere we have focused on the following:
Easy of use. No programming experience is needed.
Exactly mimic the behavior of Microsoft Excel.
Covers 140 functions of Excel. Currently all but a few advanced financial and statistical functions are supported.
Many different target environments supported: Windows, Linux, UNIX, Macintosh, embedded systems like set-top boxes. The resulting webpages can be run within all browsers launched the last 2-3 years.
Enhancements:
- More functions, e.g. SUMIF.
- For HTML-pages: Better charts and user-defined redirect page after submit