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Numbers 3.6.1 for Mac review: The best version of Apple’s spreadsheet app so far

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When I last reviewed Numbers for OS X (http://www.macworld.com/article/2061904/numbers-3-0-review-interface-update-promotes-desktop-device-integration.html), it was the first release of the “new” Numbers, and it came with a slew of changes—both good and bad—to the interface and feature set.</p><p>
Now, two years on, Numbers has gained 0.6.1 version numbers, as well as some new features and changes to its interface. It’s also a much stronger collaboration tool now, and you can work on spreadsheets on OS X, iOS, and the web.</p><h2>Issues from the original review</h2>
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In my original review of 3.0, I noted that the left-hand sidebar and customizable toolbar were both gone. While the the left-hand sidebar is still gone, the customizable toolbar has returned: No longer are you stuck with the buttons Apple deems most important. (If you’d like some room back on the toolbar, consider removing the Tips button; it just pops up a few mostly-useless yellow text boxes.)</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3026660/software/numbers-361-for-mac-review-the-best-version-of-apples-spreadsheet-app-so-far.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>

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