MonthOLDpickle
Well-Known Member
I am looking for a way to have a spreadsheet that is a time sheet. I need it for work and it needs to be able to export to PDF.
Does this exist?
Does this exist?
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Google Documents or Something else
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MonthOLDpickle
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Need to save as PDF or image if possible.
MonthOLDpickle
Well-Known Member
I read that as I can download PDF into the document, not save as/export to PDF...
MonthOLDpickle
Well-Known Member
Cause what I need is to be able to enter in times with it calculating hours. Than I need to export/save as either PDF or Image.
mjschmidt
Android Expert
Documents to Go by DataViz: Documents To Go 2.0 Main App v2.003 Application for Android | Productivity
You will have to buy the full version.
You will have to buy the full version.
momoceio
Android Expert
Ok, you can do all of that with google docs. Create a new spreadsheet, create your formulas to calculate hours, save as PDF.
DaWeav
Android Enthusiast
Powered by Google docs lets you export a Google spreadsheet to Excel, Open Office, or PDF.
I use a Google Docs spreadsheet for Gas Mileage. For me, the best feature is that Google Spreadsheets has a form feature which I setup with lots of drop-down multiple-choice selections, as well as a few open text box fields. So, using my mobile phones browser which I have the spreadsheets form web page bookmarked, I go to this spread-sheet's form web page and select & input data in the form fields which when I submit the form, it puts the data into the spreadsheet. To me, viewing the Google Docs spreadsheet form on the mobile browser is much easier to view on the mobile phone than a spreadsheet was. And, I have the form fields setup as 'required fields' so that it won't allow me to submit data unless I have all of the fields populated with data. Also, the form puts a timestamp of when I submitted the data in the first column of the spreadsheet as well.
Then when I go to the Google Spreadsheet on my desktop, I can populate the remaining fields with the formulas that performs all the calculations from the data fields which I inputted via the form.
All Powered by Google Docs which is FREE!
I use a Google Docs spreadsheet for Gas Mileage. For me, the best feature is that Google Spreadsheets has a form feature which I setup with lots of drop-down multiple-choice selections, as well as a few open text box fields. So, using my mobile phones browser which I have the spreadsheets form web page bookmarked, I go to this spread-sheet's form web page and select & input data in the form fields which when I submit the form, it puts the data into the spreadsheet. To me, viewing the Google Docs spreadsheet form on the mobile browser is much easier to view on the mobile phone than a spreadsheet was. And, I have the form fields setup as 'required fields' so that it won't allow me to submit data unless I have all of the fields populated with data. Also, the form puts a timestamp of when I submitted the data in the first column of the spreadsheet as well.
Then when I go to the Google Spreadsheet on my desktop, I can populate the remaining fields with the formulas that performs all the calculations from the data fields which I inputted via the form.
All Powered by Google Docs which is FREE!
crankerchick
Android Enthusiast
where are you all editing the spreadsheet from? the Droid? I have Docs2Go because i couldn't seem to get google docs on my phone in anything other then a view format, not editable. the mobile site only allows me to see my docs, and when i choose the desktop site i get an error that my browser doesn't support web processing.
OP if you are trying to edit the spreadsheet from the Droid, i think you will have the same issue without using DaWeav's solution.
I'm going to have to check out making a form, this could be useful. But still doesn't help for making a document on the fly.
OP if you are trying to edit the spreadsheet from the Droid, i think you will have the same issue without using DaWeav's solution.
I'm going to have to check out making a form, this could be useful. But still doesn't help for making a document on the fly.