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rockbabe
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Can anyone help me?
I am looking to purchase the latest excel program. Does anyone know where it is available and at the best price?
Thanks for your help
RB
I am looking to purchase the latest excel program. Does anyone know where it is available and at the best price?
Thanks for your help
RB
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why buy excel? https://www.openoffice.org is free and compatible with excelEven if you are a minority of one, the truth is the truth.0
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flyer wrote:why buy excel? https://www.openoffice.org is free and compatible with excel
Thanks for your help anyway
RBAn Optimist laughs to forget...A pessimist forgets to laugh
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rockbabe wrote:I need the latest vesion of excel for a pricing engine I use provided by one of the big insurers, I have the office 2000 version at present. What exactly does open office do? I am not sure that it will work because the engine I need to use is designed especially to work on excel. However my version of excel is not sufficient, I need the latest one.
Thanks for your help anyway
RB
Suspect it's 2003
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open office is the same as MS Office ( a lot of people say it is better) and it is FREE. If you have Office, I think you can upgrade easily enough, just don't know where I'm afraid.Even if you are a minority of one, the truth is the truth.0
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I suspect the pricing engine you want to use is programmed in VBA. I don't think OpenOffice has VBA capabilities, unfortunately - the only thing that lets it down, really.0
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You can't buy Excel 2003 separately; it comes as part of Office 2003.
If you qualify, the cheapest is probably the Microsoft Office Student & Teacher Edition 2003 - Amazon £79.99.
As you already have Office 2000, you qualify for Microsoft Office 2003 (Upgrade Version) - ebuyer £144.33 - the cheapest I've found, but shop around. This Microsoft page has a document showing the products which qualify for the upgrade.0
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