Excel is a good listener.

basic information

◆Operating Environment - It operates on Windows 7 and Windows 10 PCs. .NET Framework 4.51 or higher must be installed. - Desktop version of Excel 2007 or later, 32-bit (does not work with the store app version). - Browser: Google Chrome must be installed. - Internet connection: Required for voice recognition. A mobile data connection is needed when moving, and it can also be used with smartphone tethering. ◆You can download it from the product introduction URL. You can go to the download page from here and use the free trial version. ◆It is also registered on Vector. You can download it from Vector as well.

Price information

¥3,300 (Base price: ¥3,000, Consumption tax: ¥300) You can try it for free. After applying for purchase through the trial version and making a bank transfer, you can activate the license within 2 to 3 days.

Price range

P1

Delivery Time

P2

※Online license activation after confirming the bank transfer deposit.

Applications/Examples of results

◆This can be used in the following situations: - Instead of keying data into Excel For those who are not accustomed to typing, efficiency can be improved by using voice input and then making some corrections with the keyboard. It can convert spoken words into text in real-time, even at a normal conversational speed. - Reading out only the necessary numbers from passbooks or documents for aggregation It is convenient when holding documents and needing to read them aloud, especially when both hands are occupied pointing at lines. - Recording measurement values on-site When holding measuring instruments and pins or probes with both hands occupied, I want to record measurement data into Excel reports. I want to record the measured values from experimental devices into Excel. - Recording readings from calipers, micrometers, dial gauges, etc., into Excel. When measuring multiple locations, switching between calipers or micrometers and the computer keys is inefficient, so I want to use voice input.