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Virtual Reality (VR) can enhance the display and interaction of mobileknowledge work and in particular, spreadsheet applications. While spreadsheetsare widely used yet are challenging to interact with, especially on mobiledevices, using them in VR has not been explored in depth. A special uniquenessof the domain is the contrast between the immersive and large display spaceafforded by VR, contrasted by the very limited interaction space that may beafforded for the information worker on the go, such as an airplane seat or asmall work-space. To close this gap, we present a tool-set for enhancingspreadsheet interaction on tablets using immersive VR headsets and pen-basedinput. This combination opens up many possibilities for enhancing theproductivity for spreadsheet interaction. We propose to use the space aroundand in front of the tablet for enhanced visualization of spreadsheet data andmeta-data. For example, extending sheet display beyond the bounds of thephysical screen, or easier debugging by uncovering hidden dependencies betweensheet's cells. Combining the precise on-screen input of a pen with spatialsensing around the tablet, we propose tools for the efficient creation andediting of spreadsheets functions such as off-the-screen layered menus,visualization of sheets dependencies, and gaze-and-touch-based switchingbetween spreadsheet tabs. We study the feasibility of the proposed tool-setusing a video-based online survey and an expert-based assessment of indicativehuman performance potential.

Pen-based Interaction with Spreadsheets in Mobile Virtual Reality