XSheet

XSheet is a tiny and portable piece of software that provides you with spreadsheet features, such as plotting, sorting, searching and formulas. It can be used as an alternative to more complex spreadsheet utilities, like Microsoft Excel.

As long as you have Java installed on your PC, you don't need to set up anything else. This means that you can save the program files anywhere on the disk and just click the executable to launch XSheet. Otherwise, you can save it to a removable storage unit to directly run it on any PC with Java. It doesn't modify Windows registry settings.

The GUI is user-friendly, made from a large window that contains an empty spreadsheet, where you can immediately start typing or pasting text in the cells.

You can create as many sheets as you want and change their order in the tab view, as well as clear, swap and rename sheets. A quick search function is put at your disposal.

The application has a tool that allows it to automatically fill columns and rows with any value you define. All you have to do is specify the direction and initial value, along with the horizontal and vertical steps.

Moreover, you can undo and redo your actions, conduct advanced search operations across all sheets to replace keywords, as well as import and export data to Excel documents and select the preferred delimiters.

It's possible to insert or shift rows and columns, sort data in ascending order, perform numerical sorting, and run scripts. Line, bar or pie charts can be generated by customizing many settings, such as the target sheet, first and last row and column to take into account, colors, and labels.

The tool had minimal impact on computer performance in our tests, running on low CPU and RAM. It didn't hang, crash or prompt error messages. XSheet comes packed with practical options to help you create, manage and export spreadsheets. No recent updates have been made, though.