Here is a no-code solution. Free to use, no sign up required. You just need to set up the excel sheet and upload it, then configure the settings. Feel free to get in touch if there are confusing steps as it has not officially launched as a tool. https://www.spreadshare.ca/view?id=40ca36b2c4f14d30aaa9443e1ffb3598&password=1 | Edit. SpreadShare will give you link, you embed that link in your website so that it is a seamless user experience (they don't leave your website) More on reddit.com

I would like to set up an education cost calculator that uses the child's age/years until school starts as the the only user input. Any advice would be appreciated. Can this be done using webflow tools or any outside resources? ... Create your account and connect with a world of communities. ... By continuing, you agree to our User Agreement and acknowledge that you understand the Privacy Policy. ... User Agreement Reddit... More on reddit.com

For what it's worth, I've spent a bit of time investigating the possibility of using Google Sheets as a sort of engine, wrapped in an API. Feed in some set values, get some set results ( or a table ). The main goal is exactly your use case- where you have complex combination of inputs, calculations, constants that need admin adjustment, and even external data-feeds- but all wrapped in a UX that your sales and pricing teams understand. It does seem feasible, and the way I'd do it is have an API clone a base sheet, name it with the date and client name, and then push and pull the input and output values. That way there is no simultaneous-user conflict, and you have a full history of quotes ( one sheet per quote ) which supports formula versioning and changes. Easy to setup a DEV environment for testing new formulas as well. I did not end up building it, that client went for a hardcoded solution. But I did come across a 3rd party service which was designed very similarly to wrap Google Sheets in an API that can be called from a website. Based on your description, I recommend you look into that, or you'll have challenges between the sales team and the dev team, keeping the calcs up to date. More on reddit.com

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