iPad Pro has become a very powerful piece of hardware. The recent iPadOS has also bring it closer to become a real laptop replacement. I'm one of Office 365 users and I'm using both my Windows desktop/laptop and my iPad Pro during travelling as it's easy to bring along with long battery lasting. I'm an Accountant, so most of my tasks involves with Excel, and Excel on iPad sucks, it lacks so many features and we cannot even open multi instances of Excel even on the newly released iPadOS. iPadOS now has desktop class Safari browser, it would be really nice and beneficial if Excel has a desktop class version for iPad.

I'm currently in a stats class that requires the use of Excel and the Analysis ToolPak add-on. After trying to use the Google Sheets alternative to no avail, I found that I still had a Microsoft Office 365 account through a previous school. However, there are still many insufficiencies with Excel on the Chromebook, even preventing me from adding the ToolPak or making any specific alterations to graphs/charts. I do not have regular access to PCs or MACs (it did not work for an iPad as well) so I am unsure of how well work will be performed for present and future classes.

Please improve the ASC and JIS functions so that:
they can apply to:
- only romajis,
- only katakanas,
- both of them
For instance, this could be like:
- ASC(Text,-1) / JIS(Text, -1) would apply only to romajis
- ASC(Text,1) / JIS(Text,1) would apply to katakanas only
- ASC(Text,0) / ASC(Text) / JIS(Text,0) / JIS(Text) would apply to both, just as the present versions.

This would be very helpful for a variety of usages.
The main usage would be to force romajis to single-byte while forcing kanas to double-byte.
In fact, in many cases, ones would prefer transform only romajis (as double-byte romajis take really too much place on display) but would like to keep double-byte kanas as they are much more readable.
Especially interesting for accounting applications. i.e. to homogenize text data coming from various banks/card companies when importing into accounting apps.