Excel 2013 (both 32- and 64-bit version).Excel 2016 (both 32- and 64-bit version).Excel 2019 (both 32- and 64-bit version).Excel 365 (both 32- and 64-bit version).File import and export tools (txt, csv, dbf, xls, gif, jpg, html, etc.).Insert before and/or after each cell in your selection….Copy a worksheet’s page and print settings.Easily make Excel recognize the numbers in your selection.Delete leading, trailing and excessive spaces.Change text to UPPERcase, lowercase, etc.
Advanced sorting, sort by more than just values.Select cells based on content, formatting and more.As a matter of fact, ASAP Utilities has become one of the must-have tools in many offices around the world.
With its 300+ tools that fill the gap of MS Excel functions, both novices and veterans can use Excel to work more easily and efficiently, so as to complete various data processing tasks quickly. Similar to Kutools for Excel and Synkronizer for Microsoft Excel, ASAP Utilities integrates many enhancements not available in MS Excel for realizing various automation operations, such as: undo operation support, advanced sorting (not just value sorting), cell selection by content or format, text case interchange, apply formula to selected cells, delete front, rear and redundant spaces, deselect the cells in the selected content, protect multiple sheets of paper all at once, sort the worksheet labels according to name or color, file import and export, support almost all versions of MS Excel (both 32- and 64- bit versions), and more.Īll in all, it’s safe to say that the range of commands and functions that ASAP Utilities covers is so impressive that many of them are usually not useful for most of us. As it turns out, ASAP Utilities enables user to work with Excel in a faster and easier way, thus greatly improving work efficiency and saving a lot of time, energy and money.
ASAP Utilities (ASAP = As Soon As Possible) is a very convenient, practical, powerful and user-friendly additional toolset (i.e.: a function extension plug-in) specially made for Microsoft Excel, developed by Bastien Mensink from Netherlands in 1998.
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