Apple Numbers

I use Apple Numbers for various tasks in my role as a pastor. I use it to help plan conferences, organize schedules, and coordinate my preaching opportunities. I've also used it to keep track of how much money students in the youth group have individually raised through a plethora of fundraisers for our annual summer camp.

• Helps me be more coordinated as a preacher, as a I preach 2x to 3x a week.
• Helps our church be more professional in implementing conferences, in which we host 200 to 300 attendees.
• Helps me keep track of my thoughts as we work with my 6 coworkers when we map out future programs at our church.

Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets

Todoist, Google Slides, Apple Keynote

Apple Numbers is my number 1 application for calculation and graphs production.

I have always had an aversion to Excel.

I found in Apple Numbers an application that circumvented al the obstacles that Excel threw at me.

Moreover, being and avid user of Apple Keynote, the integration with my slides is seamless and graphically impressive. <div>Apple Numbers help my organization in so many ways!

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• Apple Numbers is a free software ...huge ROI!
• Apple Numbers is upgraded frequently and automatically without charge
• Enormous time saver when integrating Apple Numbers spreadsheet into word processor and presentation software
• easily exporter in pdf format. Ideal to share information
• On the negative side , it misses some advances macro and programmable functions features present in Excel
• Exportation as an Excel document sometimes defective
• Importation from Excel sometimes missions some features

Apple Keynote, Microsoft Excel, Apple iCloud, Apple iCloud Calendar (iCal), Apple iWork, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Teams, Final Cut Pro, Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Access

Apple Keynote, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Excel

I use Apple Numbers for any type of spreadsheet -- analyzing growth trends, financial reports, and account balances. Because Apple Numbers is apart of Apple's iWork, I can use numbers across my Apple devices seamlessly. I'm very familiar with Excel, but Excel is clunky on Apple's operating systems. I find Apple Numbers to be a more user-friendly software.

• My clients are in their 20s and 30s. Apple Numbers is a cleaner spreadsheet so it presents my business are being modern to my clients.
• For my clients that don't "speak spreadsheets," Apple Numbers doesn't overwhelm them. The formatting is visually more appealing than alternative spreadsheet software.

Microsoft Excel

Apple Keynote, QuickBooks Desktop for Mac, Slack, monday.com

My organization uses Apple Numbers for reporting, tracking and staying organized in day to day operations. I manage all content for the rev org, and I export reports to Apple Numbers to get informed on how that content is doing and what needs to be actioned. By creating filters I am early able to organize crucial information in a matter of seconds and follow up with each individual in a timely manor to make sure our content is in the best state possible.

• Improved tracking of kpis
• Saved time reporting
• Helped the team and sub teams stay organized and work efficiently

Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets

Google Sheets, Seismic Content, Google Slides, Google Drive

I've tried to use it as an alternative to Excel when I did not have Excel installed on a certain computer. It was hard to adjust to, and was not as intuitive (perhaps because I am used to Excel). It got the job done, but it was difficult to perform some operations due to my unfamiliarity with it.

• Allows baseline management in a crunch
• At least able to open and view datasets
• Is not intuitive enough for efficiency needed in projects

Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets

Jupyter Notebook, GitHub, Turnitin Gradescope, Canvas, Miro