How do i download just Excel?

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[Anne Troy]

You don't. Microsoft Excel is not a free program. Odds are that if you find
a place to download it, you'll be doing so illegally.
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[Bob Phillips]

You don't, you buy it, it is a commercial product.

You could probably get older, cheapish versions on eBay.

 

[Alan]

Not Odds Are, a racing certainty!

You don't. Microsoft Excel is not a free program. Odds are that if you find
a place to download it, you'll be doing so illegally.
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[Anne Troy]

LOL, Alan. If I'd have said "no way", someone would have said "Oh, yes, you
can."

 

[Frank Kabel]

Hi Anne
and you really can download it legally (a trial version) )))
http://www.microsoft.com/office/trial/default.mspx

 

[firefytr]

Then there is always OpenOffice..

http://www.openoffice.org/ - although it does not support VBA.

Another rising app is Gnumeric..

http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnumeric/index.shtm

 

[Anne Troy]

I knew it, Frank!! I just knew it. Never fails. I get corrected no matter
what my reply. ROFL!! So, I usually try to cover my butt with the way I word
things.

 

[Jim Rech]

Gnumeric

Do you know the dimensions (# of cols/rows) of its sheets?

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[Jody Goldberg]

Do you know the dimensions (# of cols/rows) of its sheets?

The default build is 64k x 256 for XL compatibility. However, those
can easily be changed and the application rebuilt. We have not done
extensive testing with sheets larger 256k rows x 1024 cols, and even
those were only tested with relatively sparse data. I can't promise
the data structures have been tuned to handle more than that.

Jody Goldberg
Gnumeric Maintainer