Mircosoft exel

[stickboy]

I have some documents that i need use that i made about a year ago at work with excell. How can i access them. Is there a third party program out there that can open them and edit them?

thanks

[Angry Kid]

I have some documents that i need use that i made about a year ago at work with excell. How can i access them. Is there a third party program out there that can open them and edit them?

thanks

There are some (http://www.brothersoft.com/Business_Spreadsheets_Download_List_1.html) shareware (http://simplythebest.net/shareware/business/spreadsheet_software.html) spreadsheets out there; don't know how much functionality it actually has unless you cough up the $$$, though. :|

There is also OPEN OFFICE (http://www.openoffice.org/) - it was featured on TechTV a couple weeks ago. It's a freeware (supposedly) MS Office-compatible suite of apps. Might want to give it a try.

[Naz]

I'm pretty sure that will open Excel as well as word files and the good thing is that it is free.

http://www.openoffice.org/

-Naz

[Naz]

I had to get up to get some coffee before posting. :roll:

Damn you AK :P

-Naz

[Angry Kid]

I had to get up to get some coffee before posting. :roll:

d**n you AK :P

-Naz

I'd rather have your coffee - wanna trade?? :D

[BoogerBomb]

Have you tried the MS Excl viewer? Its a free download and can open 97/2000 excell spreadsheets. Dont know exactly what you want to do but give it a look.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=4EB83149-91DA-4110-8595-4A960D3E1C7C&displaylang=en

[Iggy]

If worse comes to worse, one of us who has Excel can open them and save in a different format.

[Chairman_Kaga]

If worse comes to worse, one of us who has Excel can open them and save in a different format.
Got Office Pro and Adobe Writer at work if need be. If you need to manipulate the files, 'nuther story.

[CMontyBurns]

you, possibly may actually be able to open them in a web program, like dreamweaver, etc ... or even in a browser... as excel is essentiallly a table format ... but that is a last resort

[CorporalHicks]

If you have access to a more modern release of Linux (7.2 or up), you can use Gnumeric or KSpread to try to open and manipulate the Excel files.