No exports. Excel on the cloud.




Work the way you know
Plan and write back with Input Tables

Use familiar formulas

AI in spreadsheet columns

Audit Every Edit

Sheets and Input Table FAQs
Common questions about Sigma's spreadsheet experience.
Sigma’s Spreadsheet UI is a spreadsheet-style way to work on warehouse data. The data stays in your warehouse, so you don’t need exports or extracts.
Workbooks are like spreadsheet files. Pages are like sheets (tabs), and a page can include tables, pivots, charts, filters, and text.
Sigma is mostly column-based, not cell-by-cell. You define a calculation once and apply it across the dataset, with work pushed to the warehouse.
Input Tables let people add rows and edit values in Sigma. Those changes can be written back to a warehouse table so downstream work can use them.
Use an Input Table when the source of truth is human input like forecasts, assignments, approvals, or notes. Model upstream when values should be derived from systems or business logic.
Pivot Tables summarize data across dimensions using live warehouse queries. You can group fields, add measures, show totals, and drill into details.






