Something similar to microsoft excel ?

Discussion in 'Affiliate Programs' started by JohnMally, Jan 14, 2008.

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    Hi,

    Would anyone have anything similar to microsoft excel that they use for there affiliate programs ? Is there a free version of excel ?

    Thanks
     
    JohnMally, Jan 14, 2008 IP
  2. PixelHut

    PixelHut Active Member Affiliate Manager

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    I'm not totaly shure what you need, but if you need softwear like ms excel then download openoffice 2.0 (openoffice.org). I think that compilation of office softwear include "calc" that works like excel. Or maybe is one of other programs that openoffice have. I use it for 2 years now and I love it. But I use "writer" only. It works like "winword". And is free.
     
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  3. Chr1ssst0pher

    Chr1ssst0pher Peon

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    open office is a good alternative... but why not to use microsoft excel?
     
    Chr1ssst0pher, Jan 14, 2008 IP
  4. zorus

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    openoffice is the solution for you, period.
    and if you are finding for online solution google has its own Spreadsheets, and i think is really good.
     
    zorus, Jan 14, 2008 IP
  5. chipmunk

    chipmunk Well-Known Member

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    John,

    As Chr1s, Pixel Hut and Zorus had stated... Open Office is the way to go.

    It is a free. It may not be quite as user friendly as the MS version ...But it does the job just fine. It can be found at http://www.openoffice.org/ .

    Again, it is the closest thing you will get to Microsoft's version ...and it is FREE.

    -=Chipmunk=-
     
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    OpenOffice is really the only alternative out there. They can open and save as Excel sheets, have all or most of the Excel bells and whistles and is relatively intuitive for an Excel user - some slight differences,, but it is free after all.
     
    kikob, Jan 14, 2008 IP