"chris100" wrote in
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Anyone who's helped me in the last couple of days knows i'm creating an
invoicing system. As the last nail in the coffin for this thing, i'm
thinking of applying my Desktop excel version to a Palmtop. So perhaps
you Excel aficionados can help.
Here are a few questions that i think everyone can benefit from:

1. I know some PDAs support Excel, but do they all support VB as well?
If not which offer full Excel functionality?

2. Which good PDA has a larger screen size than 3.5"?

3. Recommended makes?

I know it's not really programming related but i know the people who
use this forum woulf have come across this issue.
I also have some other criteria but the first question is most
important. After creating some of these damn macros i'll be damned if
we spent money just to find out their not supported.

As always, thanks for the great support from this forum.


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Unfortunately not only does PocketExcel lack VBA support, it *SILENTLY*
discards any information/formating/feature it lacks when the file is opened
!! (vba, custom functions, charts, etc)

Planmaker is supposed to be one of the best replacements/alternatives,
however it doesnt list VBA on the website;
http://www.softmaker.de/pmp_en.htm