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Is there a way to install Excel if I use XP?
I am using Windows XP but I want to install Excel for free (if possible) is
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Is there a way to install Excel if I use XP?
Will have to buy. Why/how could it be free?
RBS "Ms. Nae" <Ms. wrote in message ... I am using Windows XP but I want to install Excel for free (if possible) is there any way I can do this online or do I need to buy a disk? |
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Is there a way to install Excel if I use XP?
Open Office has a pretty good spreadsheet application and is free for the downloading. It doesn't do everything Excel does, but it does enough for a lot of people and is free (legally). Szalapski -- TommySzalapski ------------------------------------------------------------------------ TommySzalapski's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=25561 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=500450 |
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Is there a way to install Excel if I use XP?
Excel is not a free program, nor is it part of Windows. You must
purchase it separately. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Ms. Nae" <Ms. wrote in message ... I am using Windows XP but I want to install Excel for free (if possible) is there any way I can do this online or do I need to buy a disk? |
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Is there a way to install Excel if I use XP?
Thank's for your responses. I was just looking for a cheap way out, but I
guess I'll have to go buy it. :-) "Ms. Nae" wrote: I am using Windows XP but I want to install Excel for free (if possible) is there any way I can do this online or do I need to buy a disk? |
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Is there a way to install Excel if I use XP?
Can you suggest what's the best program for me to purchase to add Excel? I
was thinking about Microsoft Suite 2006. "RB Smissaert" wrote: Will have to buy. Why/how could it be free? RBS "Ms. Nae" <Ms. wrote in message ... I am using Windows XP but I want to install Excel for free (if possible) is there any way I can do this online or do I need to buy a disk? |
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Is there a way to install Excel if I use XP?
Ms. Nae,
MS Office is the normal way to go, although I know we have a Word 2000 only CD, so Excel only may be/have been available. But that would severely limited Excel's usefulness in interacting via automation. NickHK "Ms. Nae" wrote in message ... Can you suggest what's the best program for me to purchase to add Excel? I was thinking about Microsoft Suite 2006. "RB Smissaert" wrote: Will have to buy. Why/how could it be free? RBS "Ms. Nae" <Ms. wrote in message ... I am using Windows XP but I want to install Excel for free (if possible) is there any way I can do this online or do I need to buy a disk? |
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Is there a way to install Excel if I use XP?
But that would severely
limited Excel's usefulness in interacting via automation. You statement might be construed to indicate that Excel would be limited. This is not correct. When you buy Excel alone, not part of the Office suite, you still get the full version of Excel, complete with support for automation to/from any application that supports COM. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "NickHK" wrote in message ... Ms. Nae, MS Office is the normal way to go, although I know we have a Word 2000 only CD, so Excel only may be/have been available. But that would severely limited Excel's usefulness in interacting via automation. NickHK "Ms. Nae" wrote in message ... Can you suggest what's the best program for me to purchase to add Excel? I was thinking about Microsoft Suite 2006. "RB Smissaert" wrote: Will have to buy. Why/how could it be free? RBS "Ms. Nae" <Ms. wrote in message ... I am using Windows XP but I want to install Excel for free (if possible) is there any way I can do this online or do I need to buy a disk? |
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