Swift To-Do List 11

Spreadsheets

In Swift To-Do List, you can manage:

• To-do lists
• Lists
• Notes and memos
• Reminders
• ... and even spreadsheets!

Formatting, formulas, auto sum... you can do it all, much like in Excel. You can even import/export Excel files.

The possibilities for how you can use spreadsheets are endless. Basically, anything that's not a to-do list or a note can be probably neatly organized with a spreadsheet.

Also, unlike having multiple Excel files, which gets a little awkward quickly (it might be difficult to quickly open the right file), in Swift To-Do List, you can neatly organize your spreadsheets in a hierarchical tree with icons, just like to-do lists.

How to create a spreadsheet

It's simple: Click the Tree tab, then click Spreadsheet in the Add button group.

How to use formulas

Just double-click any cell, then write the desired text, value or formula.

Formulas begin with =

If you want to write something and do not want it to be auto-formatted or processed as a formula, write ' as the first character.

To summarize (calculate total of) a cell range, select the cells you want to add up, then click the AutoSum button.