Quick-XL
The new way to enter data into Microsoft Excel® spreadsheets.
How it works

You define the format of each of the columns of your spreadsheet to Quick-XL using the simple form to the right. 

Quick-XL then generates a form that you use to enter the data for each row of your spreadsheet.

But Quick-XL does not stop there. Quick-XL has set of special features that simplify the job of entering information into each field. For example, you can enter today's date into a 'Date' field by typing just one character, a period (.). From there, you can enter a plus (+) to increase the date by one day or a minus (-) to subtract one day from the date. By holding the plus key or minus key down, you can quickly locate any date in the recent past or near future.

Other types of fields have special features too.  For example, Quick-XL supports Autocomplete drop-down lists for Short Text, Number and Multiple Choice columns, automatic insertion of formulas in Formula columns and an optional Sequence No. column to keep your spreadsheet rows in order.

But, Quick-XL does not stop there. Quick-XL has specialized keys located adjoining the numeric keypad that allow you to increment or decrement values or navigate between rows of your spreadsheet, navigate between possibles values within an Autocomplete list, Insert or update rows of your spreadsheet, modify Multiple Choice columns.

Quick-XL has specialized column types such as 'Long text' fields that let you enter comments that take up more than one line (automatically wrapping text where appropriate), an optional 'Sequence number' column that allows you to keep your spreadsheet in numerical order automatically, 'Formula' columns that automatically insert a formula into a particular column of each new row and more.