Free Download for Terminal Servers | XLTools – Excel Add-ins You Need Daily

Excel Add-ins You Need Daily
A set of indispensable Excel tools you will actually use every day.
No matter how complex your task is, with XLTools you are ready
for any challenge!
- Professional and easy-to-use tools
- Spot-on and reliable results
- Save 80% time and 100% frustrations
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Popup Calendar and Clock
- Insert date, time, or date and time from the date picker
- Insert dates and/or time in cells, merged cells, or any ranges
- Set default date-time format as necessary
- Shows week numbers, weekdays and the current date
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Workbook Organizer
- Manage and organize multiple workbooks and worksheets
- Easily add, delete, rename, sort and filter worksheets
- Hide/unhide/make very hidden, protect/unprotect sheets
- Copy many worksheets at a time or save as separate files
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SQL Queries
- Run SQL queries in Excel and directly on Excel tables
- Write SELECT, JOIN, GROUP, SUM and other statements
- Select tables to query from a tree view
- Intuitive query editor highlights syntax
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Version Control
- Save revisions and track changes to sheets and VBA macro
- Compare file versions and highlight differences
- Backup and recover any previous version
- Manage group work and track who changed what and when
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XLTools
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Download for your version of MS Office (for any Excel 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007).
Verify your version: Open MS Excel > File > Account > About Excel.
Run ‘XLTools.msi’ and follow the setup wizard.
Activate for all end-users on your terminal server.