XTabulator: Easily Manage Your Tabulated Data Files
Originally downloaded 4/3/06. This sure sounds useful! It’s an all-purpose tool for managing CSV, TSV, and other ASCII files of tabular data. Heck, I knew we were relying on spreadsheets for too much these days. Someone else did, too! This is shareware with a 30-day free trial, which I’m gonna take.
Update 2/19/07. Actually, after trying out XTabulator and several other spreadsheet-type apps I’ve concluded that XTabulator simply doesn’t have enough functionality to be useful to me. At only $10, I’m sure it meets the needs of certain kinds of tabular-data maintenance tasks, but I need something that can handle textual data side by side with numerical data, as well as something that can accept pasted data to create a new table. Oh, and unfortunately it’s still required to be able to read and write Microsoft Excel files, but XTabulator can’t do this. Neither can it export files to HTML. Still, it’s a nice little Cocoa application with a pleasant interface and great icon!
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Version as tested: 1.1.2.
