r/excel Aug 07 '24

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I'm building a mobile app to help users learn spreadsheets (excel and google sheets) through gamified experience. It's free. Available for both Android & iOS. Do you think it might be useful for you?

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nuum-learn-spreadsheets/id6502941256
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nuum.tech.app&pli=1

I am looking for users feedback: what you'd like to learn, what you like in the app, what you don't like, any feedback is much appreciated! Thank you!

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u/LHnf23 Aug 07 '24

Having had a play on it for a bit, and despite using excel on a daily basis (mainly for the same tasks meaning I’m good at what I know & useless at the rest), the wording and complexity goes at a pace which seems to be quite quick to reference new functions and questions you on them without them being properly ‘introduced’

Also, I spotted a bug asking the length of cell B2 which had ‘hello’ written in it, but the options were ‘2’, ‘6’, ‘0’ & ‘error’. The explanation showed that it should read ‘hello!’

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u/reptiloide666 Aug 08 '24

thank you for the feedback! Let me clarify something

the wording and complexity goes at a pace which seems to be quite quick to reference new functions and questions you on them without them being properly ‘introduced’

does it mean that you would prefer function theory/example sections to be more detailed?

And thanks for pointing out a bug! Fixing it