[AC Question]

I know I can create the same sheets on my Android Samsung tablet, but in the interests of saving time I thought I would ask.

[SpookDroid]

You can save your spreadsheets on your computer and then transfer the file to your tablet and opening it with Polaris. I'm not sure if that's what you're trying to achieve, though. Maybe I'm misunderstanding your question (hope I'm not).

[Rukbat]

You can't transfer a file to an app (on any computer), but you can copy the file to the phone, then open it with Polaris. (You probably already realize that Polaris is a kinda-sorta spreadsheet progran, not like Excel. No hot links, no VBA, no formulas, etc.) If you're going to do it regularly, and you're also going to create spreadsheets on the phone, I'd create a folder just for the files I copied from the computer, so you can tell which ones may have things Polaris can't handle.

[anon8380037]

Don't forget free Microsoft Office Mobile for tablets.

and Google Docs
http://www.androidcentral.com/google...-sheets-slides

[SpookDroid]

Don't forget free Microsoft Office Mobile for tablets.

and Google Docs
Google updates Docs, Sheets, and Slides for Android with improved editing features | Android Central

Microsoft Office is only free for tablets 10.1 inches and less. Tab S 10.5 in my case, unfortunately, requires a MS Office 365 subscription to create and edit documents