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Hello there, first of all I'm new and english is not my native language so be patients with all my mistakes, please
I was looking for spread sheets for OpenSuse 12.3 but I can't find any (I've install Calligra-Sheet, Calc and Gnumeric but I need others).
I don't know what I'm doing wrong. So please, it will be great if you could give me some examples that are actually installed on your computers because I've hear a couple of aplications but I can't find them :'(
What others would you need? :OQuote:
Originally Posted by SyA_29
What functionality are you looking for?
Especially LibreOffice Calc should have everything you'd ever need...
I know and I reaaally like it! but this is for a homework so i can't use them... I've been looking for other options but I can't install any, I can't find them
Use google to search for and read about the various applications available, then this tool might be helpful tooQuote:
Originally Posted by SyA_29
software.opensuse.org: Search
What kind of homework?Quote:
Originally Posted by SyA_29
Why can't you use them?
Both gnumeric and LibreOffice have a wide range of export options to other spreadsheets; the only thing you will not find on a Linux spreadsheet is VB. So, if that is what you are looking for, forget it.
In general, gnumeric has more scientific functions - if that is what you are looking for.
It's about Linux aplications, one of them is a spread sheet. I can't use them because they're taken :/Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfi323
HiQuote:
On Sat 23 Nov 2013 10:26:01 PM CST, SyA 29 wrote:
wolfi323;2600974 Wrote:
> What kind of homework?
> Why can't you use them?
It's about Linux aplications, one of them is a spread sheet. I can't use
them because they're taken :/
What is your native language.
I think your issue is you have installed some applications, but can't
find them to run them?
What desktop (DE) are you using? LibreOffice can save files in
different formats, are you looking to use the spreadsheet in a
Microsoft application?
Since it is homework, does your education institution provide a free
copy of the applications your wanting to use, is so, then codeweavers
crossover office may provide a method to use MS applications. I do use
it to run MS Office 2003.
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Have a look here then:Quote:
Originally Posted by SyA_29
List of spreadsheet software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
My native language is Spanish.Quote:
Originally Posted by malcolmlewis
No, my problem is I can't find the applications. I'm working with OpenSuse 12.3 GNOME 3.6.3.1
I don't know if i'm doing it wrong, every time I see a possible application (For example: Xxl) I open Yast, then software managment and then type the name of the app. But it doesn't apper :/
My school didn't give me anything, I'm for my own. I have to look for a spreed sheet (I can't take Gnumeric, OpenOffice, Calligra-Sheet).