I do encourage you to leave reviews within the Comments Section at the bottom of this page describing add-ins you have had good/bad experiences with. This is simply a starting place to help get you in the right direction without having to scour all over the internet for days to determine your options. This list is in no way a reflection of "my favorites" or a "guaranteed hit", as I have not used every single one of the add-ins within this list. Since there are so many Excel developers out there, it can be somewhat hard to find Excel add-ins, let alone decipher the good ones from the bad ones. The main purpose of this directory is to provide a one-stop list of high-quality and practical add-ins that you can use to increase your productivity and capabilities while using Microsoft Excel. If you can find add-ins that possess both of these characteristics, you can do absolute magic within Microsoft Excel. Creating an add-in not only takes coding prowess in languages like VBA and XML, but it also requires an eye for a smooth intuitive user-interface to make the program "feel" like it is a natural part of Excel. Add-ins are created mainly by third-party businesses or self-motivated users (like myself) to fill a void that seems to be missing within Excel's vast array of capabilities.
#Kutools for excel 2013 install
They are mini software applications that you install into Excel in order to provide integration, shortcuts, and tasks that are not available within the standalone Excel application.
#Kutools for excel 2013 download
Add-ins for Excel are similar to the apps you can download and purchase for your smartphone.
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