In Pictures: The best office apps for Android tablets
With the right set of apps, your Android tablet can become an indispensable part of your mobile work arsenal. Here are the tools you need
Android tablet spreadsheet editor: Quickoffice Pro HD
The spreadsheet editor in Quickoffice Pro HD is solid, but it falls short of reaching the same level of excellence that OfficeSuite Pro achieves. The app supports multiple worksheets but lacks chart creation tools and other advanced features. It has some data-manipulation functions but hides them in a curiously small scrollable box. Compared to OfficeSuite Pro, Quickoffice's interface looks noticeably less sharp and compelling, with far fewer options in easily accessible places.
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