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I'm researching the feasibility of creating a basic spreadsheet app, to run on iPad, that will connect with an online SQL Server database.<br />
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Or ... if anyone knows of an online spreadsheet that can be programmed to connect as above?<br />
Can Google spreadsheets?<br />
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Thanks
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I'm researching the feasibility of creating a basic spreadsheet app, to run on iPad, that will connect with an online SQL Server database.

Or ... if anyone knows of an online spreadsheet that can be programmed to connect as above?
Can Google spreadsheets?

Thanks

Creating a spreadsheet app for iPad to connect to SQL Server

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