Boost productivity in your teams - with complex spreadsheets made simple
All charts, formulas and logic will be recognized like in Excel.
Use your data productively and protect your know-how.
Enable everyone to analyze financial models and evaluate their own business scenarios.
Empower your field sales. Support fast decision making and deal closure - based on numbers.
Speed up processes and support your team with fast and easy access to Excel data.
Use endpoint links from Zapier or PowerAutomate to connect apps to CRM/ERP.
Add sliders, buttons, or dropdowns by drag & drop and link to cells in your spreadsheet.
Save scenarios like bids, proposals or forecasts for future use.
With Airrange, anyone can work on the main document - guided by detailed explanations and only with access to the data areas that are relevant to get the job done. And on top you’ll get full accountability and a memory layer for tracked changes and versions.
Airrange supports Excel sheets of any size or with any formulas. Airrange uses the Microsoft Graph API to access your Excel data. The Graph API supports 100% of your Excel calculations.
Building an online calculator with Airrange is easy. Simply open your Excel workbook in Airrange and go the app builder. Select the modules for your app. Link the required Excel cells and customize the design. Your Excel calculator app is now ready for sharing or embedding in any website.
Your Excel sheet and the app remain linked. Updates to the app design or to the Excel data are instantly displayed.
Sharing calculator apps is easy. Open your app and select the share button. Select a person, a group of person or public share (if authorized by your organization). You can share by link, by eMail, in Microsoft Teams or embed your calculator app to a website or a webtool.
In the Airrange app builder you'll find an embed code. Copy this code, to the website or webtool where you want to display your Excel calculator.
No, Airrange is built for Microsoft tenants. Your files remain safely in your OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, or SharePoint Online. This way, you can keep working with your Excel files and use up-to-date apps at the same time.
All you need to know about input and output references. How to add editors and sliders to your first app.
Use lists from your Excel file as dropdown content.
Create apps with multiple pages that are navigated using ActionButtons.
Change the visibility of elements based on the values of your calculations.
If you want to share only specific areas of your workbooks - this intro is for you.
Create responsive apps that work great on desktop and mobile - by defining different layouts for your column groups.
Adding a print functionality to your app is very easy. Define a print area in your workbook and then link it to one of our ActionButtons.
