Tableurs et bases de données (2026) : notre top 3 sur 22, dans l’ordre

Notre top trois des outils de tableur et de base de données

The first two are close. Google Sheets comes first because it is free with a Google Account and several people can edit the same file at once in a browser. Microsoft Excel adds Windows and Mac apps, with PivotTables and Power Query, but those apps need a subscription or a one-time purchase. Grist is third for data that has outgrown a single sheet and needs linked tables. LibreOffice Calc narrowly missed: it is a free, open-source desktop spreadsheet, but it has no cloud version. Numbers is free on Apple devices and sits outside only because it has no Windows or Android app.

1. 1

   Premier: Google Sheets

   Formule gratuite · à partir de $7/mois

   Pour : Most people

   Google Sheets is a spreadsheet that runs in a browser and in iPhone and Android apps. It is free with a personal Google Account: anyone signed in can create, edit and share spreadsheets, several people can work in one file at the same time, and revision history restores earlier versions. Excel files can be edited directly. Its iPhone and iPad app averages 4.8 from about 1.9 million ratings. Know the limits: no Windows or Mac desktop app is listed, a spreadsheet is capped at 20 million cells or 100 MB, and editing offline on a computer needs Chrome or Edge with an extension. The business version comes only with Google Workspace, from $7 per user a month with a 1-year commitment.

   application iPhone et iPad : 4.8 sur 5 sur App Store

   Tarifs et détails de Google Sheets
2. 2

   Deuxième: Microsoft Excel

   Formule gratuite · à partir de $9.99/mois

   Pour : People who need a full spreadsheet as a desktop app

   Excel has Windows and Mac apps, which Google Sheets' listing does not, with PivotTables, Power Query for importing and reshaping outside data and, on eligible Microsoft 365 plans, Python formulas in the grid. It also runs on the web, iPhone and Android, where it is free for 1 person with sharing, real-time collaboration and 5 GB of cloud storage. Its iPhone and iPad app averages 4.7 from about 1.5 million ratings. It is second because the desktop apps cost money: Microsoft 365 Personal is $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year, and Office Home 2024 is $179.99 once for 1 PC or Mac. The web and mobile versions have many, but not all, desktop features, and macros do not run in a browser.

   application iPhone et iPad : 4.7 sur 5 sur App Store

   Tarifs et détails de Microsoft Excel
3. 3

   Troisième: Grist

   Formule gratuite · à partir de $8/mois

   Pour : People whose data has outgrown a single sheet

   Grist is a spreadsheet-database hybrid: each document holds several linked tables, formulas take Python as well as Excel-style functions, and access rules can limit who sees or edits data down to a single cell. The free plan allows unlimited documents with up to 5,000 records each and 10 team members, and Pro is $8 per user a month, billed annually. It is open source: a free Community edition runs on your own server, and a desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux works on local files. It is third because it suits fewer people than the two above: no iPhone or Android app is listed, and Automations start on Business at $24 per user a month, billed annually, with a 5-user minimum.

   Tarifs et détails de Grist

Classé le 6 oct. 2026 d’après ce que montre chaque fiche et ce que les gens disent de l’outil, pas d’après nos propres tests. Comment nous classons