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What is "Microsoft Works Spreadsheet?"
I bought a new Dell PC and was assured I would get Word and Excel on it.
Word is there, but all I can find for a spreadsheet is "Micorsoft Works Spreadsheet." Is this a new name for Excel? If not, is it compatible with Excel? Why do they do stuff like this????? |
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What is "Microsoft Works Spreadsheet?"
Microsoft Works is not Excel. It sounds like you misunderstood
what Dell was selling, or equally likely, Dell screwed you. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Laurel" wrote in message ... I bought a new Dell PC and was assured I would get Word and Excel on it. Word is there, but all I can find for a spreadsheet is "Micorsoft Works Spreadsheet." Is this a new name for Excel? If not, is it compatible with Excel? Why do they do stuff like this????? |
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