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Worksheets

The spreadsheet stays inside the system

Price lists, rates, component tables — the things that live in a spreadsheet because a spreadsheet is genuinely the right shape for them. Keeping them here means a form can read them, and nobody emails a new version around.

A Formif worksheet holding an inspection price list, with the formula bar and format bar above it
A price list, live, with its own sheet tabs at the bottom.
The engine

A real spreadsheet, not a table that looks like one

The functions you already know are there, and so are conditional formatting, multi-key sorting, saved filter views, named ranges and protected ranges — with more than one person typing at once.

The worksheet format bar, showing text, number, border and filter controls
Fonts, borders, number formats, colour scales, filters.
Forms read tables

Pull a row into a form

Give a field the Table Row type and it offers the rows of a worksheet instead of a list you typed by hand. Point a formula at one and it fetches a value: the price for the service somebody just picked, the rate for that component, the code that belongs to that category.

Change a price once, in the table, and every form that reads it follows
Validation can take its options from a Field, so two lists never drift apart
Getting data in and out

Bring what you already have

Import an xlsx file, or export any sheet back out as one

Build a chart straight from a range

Two system tables come for free — your companies and your people, kept in step automatically

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