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Comparing Excel (Calculation)Specs & Limits between Versions
I am considering an upgrade to Excel 2007. Currently have Excel 2002.
I use it mainly for calculation purposes and array manipulation. Are the calculation specifications much different? For example the maximum nested levels of functions (7)? Also the max. arguments in a function (30).etc. In general is it worth the upgrade? |
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Comparing Excel (Calculation)Specs & Limits between Versions
255 arguments in a function, 64 nested levels of functions
There are many changes compared to Excel2003, most of all the user interface. You can download a free trial he http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/pr...741481033.aspx -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Joe" wrote in message ... |I am considering an upgrade to Excel 2007. Currently have Excel 2002. | | I use it mainly for calculation purposes and array manipulation. | | Are the calculation specifications much different? | For example the maximum nested levels of functions (7)? | Also the max. arguments in a function (30).etc. | In general is it worth the upgrade? |
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