You can now use 26 new fonts when formatting text in text boxes,
including serif, sans-serif, monospace and playful display fonts.
Custom fonts work even when your app runs offline.
Calcapp now supports text alignment, underlined and strikethrough
text and different font sizes. You can also upload your own images
and make use of 26 available fonts.
Would you like your apps to add data to spreadsheet or database rows
or send messages to Slack channels? What about creating sales leads
in Salesforce or posting directly to Wordpress? Watch our video
tutorial to learn how to achieve this and more using the third-party
Zapier service.
Calcapp supports making fields required, so that your users can't
move on to the next panel or submit reports before your forms have
been properly filled out. This tip walks you through the steps you
need to take to make fields required.
When our co-founder David was 21, his father asked him to create an
app for the hospital department where he worked. 15 years later, that
request has resulted in the Calcapp you know today. In this essay,
David chronicles our long history and the road that led us here.
You can now import spreadsheet data and use it with drop-down fields.
Watch our video tutorial to learn how to use the new feature. Also,
customize the loading screen and use powerful new formula functions
to process text. Finally, new color themes make it a snap to
experiment with app colors.
Import spreadsheet data directly for use with drop-down fields. Paste
the data from your table into our app to automatically generate
Calcapp formulas.
Values of drop-down fields can now be edited as text. This feature
makes it possible to paste values from a spreadsheet all at once. It
also enables more efficient keyboard editing.
Our latest sample app converts spreadsheet column data to formulas
for use with drop-down fields. This app uses regular expressions
heavily and this post explains in detail how it was built.