I'm running Solaris 8 at work, and I'd like to install a spreadsheet program capable of performing simple macros of the type Excel can run. Also, it would be nice if the spreadsheet supported multiple sheets in a single workbook. Is there anything out there like that?
ff123
Full Version: Spreadsheet for Unix
Maybe gnumeric?
On the features list it states:
... in addition to a lot of other useful sounding stuff.
From one of the screenshots it looks like it supports multiple worksheets via tabs also.
Dunno, I don't use spreadsheets much, but I've gotten the impression that it's supposed to be pretty decent and fairly robust.
On the features list it states:
- 100% of the worksheet functions in MS Excel ™
- 60 functions not found in MS Excel ™
- All builtin Excel-like formats: number, currency, accounting, date, time, percentage, fraction, scientific, text, special
... in addition to a lot of other useful sounding stuff.
From one of the screenshots it looks like it supports multiple worksheets via tabs also.
Dunno, I don't use spreadsheets much, but I've gotten the impression that it's supposed to be pretty decent and fairly robust.
OpenOffice includes a nice spreadsheet program.
Thanks for the OpenOffice tip. I will use it to replace StarOffice and WorpPerfect. Open Source, yes! 
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