I use this, Rows.com is very cool stuff.
Not (yet) a full replacement for G Sheets but 10x better for widgets and interactive tables and reports.
And the built in forms are excellent!
And the built in forms are excellent!
I agree it's pretty cool. What I'd really love to see though is something like Jupyter Notebooks + Spreadsheets. If blocks of code and blocks of spreadsheets could talk to each other, it'd definitely be a killer feature for me
The tables are more database-style than pure unstructured Excel sheet style, but I've found that having a full Python environment in each cell to be pretty powerful, and I've started turning to it for analytical work because I can avoid the mess that larger Excel formulas can turn into.
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I suppose it's similar to rows.com's ASK_OPENAI("write a spreadsheet formula that..."). Most impressive is that it knows relationships between tables, and can construct correct lookup formulas, and do useful things with their results.
We built something like this at Our World in Data (https://pldb.com/languages/explorer.html) and it is still my favorite tool for building charts.
I expect there to be more things like that. Another one I built is https://ohayo.computer/ (but it's due for a refresh).
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