First of all, I would say SPC for Excel provides me a user-friendly interface within the familiar environment of Microsoft Excel that I have been used for so many years, without the necessary needs to write complex Python code, it really makes statistical analysis more accessible to me. I can easily generate controlled charts and conduct some data analysis from Pareto diagrams to ANOVA. Among all these analytical features, I am most interested and impressed by SPC for Excel's ability to create detailed statistical charts and perform the fancy automatic data analysis so quickly that saves me a significant amount of time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I would say SPC for Excel has its limitations for conducting data analytics with big data or complex datasets. I would think this is also part of the limitation for Excel itself compared with Python which now dominates in this field of data analytics. Moreover, I also find the user interface for SPC for Excel lacks the capability of advanced customization options and it would be hard for me to configure some sophisticated graphical outputs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
