HT202879: About the new iWork for Mac: Features and compatibility
Learn about About the new iWork for Mac: Features and compatibility
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Feb 18, 2014 1:14 AM in response to jschneid1005by Simon Slavin,You can do interactivity in Keynote. You can make it show buttons on the display and do something different depending on which button the user touched. But it has no mathematical abilities. It can't store numbers and add 1 to a number in storage. It can't remember the result so another user can use it later.
You can get a bit closer to what you want using Numbers instead of Keynote, but I think it won't look as clean and professional as you would like.
The sort of thing you want is usually handled by writing a web-facing application and putting it on a web server somewhere. Then anyone with a working web browser (whether iPad or computer) can access it.