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Numbers for Everyday Use I find Numbers easy to use on a Mac device and easy to open documents that were developed in Excel or Google Spreadsheets. I like the user-friendly interface and the ability to modify documents as needed. It is easy to adapt the Numbers spreadsheets and the data-entry process is intuitive.

We have data on 271 companies that use Apple Numbers. The companies using Apple Numbers are most often found in United States and in the Computer Software industry. Apple Numbers is most often used by companies with >10000 employees and 1M-10M dollars in revenue.

Excel offers over 400 functions divided into 11 categories. This vastly increases its ability for complex data analysis. On the other hand, Numbers offers more than 260 functions divided into 10 categories. While it can still carry out complex statistical analysis, it is behind Excel in this department.

Numbers is much more suited for personal use, as it can handle some tasks, but its capacity is limited when handling large amounts of data. Winner: Excel is much suited for larger data sets and can also work for personal use.

The software does not support macros or pivot tables, making it less versatile for complex statistics. Some reviewers also mentioned the limited number of functions and difficulty finding formulae.

As we already said briefly, a Numbers file is a Numbers spreadsheet file, and it has the similar functionality as an Excel file, but in Mac. The Apple iWork Numbers spreadsheet program creates files with the . numbers extension. Apple iWork Numbers is software that works as part of the iWork Productivity Suite.

However, compared to Google Sheets, Numbers' collaboration features are more limited, lacking some advanced real-time collaboration and communication options. Winner: Sheets wins this category due to its robust and comprehensive collaboration features, including real-time editing, commenting, and chat.