Along with my main PC I have a modest lap-top for web usage. I don't want to clog this up with hungry programs but I need a way of basic reading/writing of excel type files imported from my main PC. I would appreciate any advice as to a suitable alternative to Excel.
Excel type file needed
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If you create a Google Spreadsheet, it sits on their servers, and you can log in to edit. Google spreadsheets are free, you just have to create an account, and you can import exisiting excel spreadsheets into google spreadsheets, or create a new google spreadsheet.
This means that you do not need any additional software and can access your spreadsheet whenever you have web access.
http://www.google.com/google-d-s/spreadsheets/
This means that you do not need any additional software and can access your spreadsheet whenever you have web access.
http://www.google.com/google-d-s/spreadsheets/
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Openoffice, it's free 
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Openoffice, it's free
Yes - very good software, but you have to download it locally.
I have my main PC attached to my living room TV, there is no keyboard or mouse on this PC as I control it via my laptop simply playing movies music maybe the odd picture slide show of the kids this is using VNC, without having to be at your PC you could still use it but via your laptop, see image below if you would like some help achieving this please let me know
Openoffice, it's free
Yes - very good software, but you have to download it locally.
Yes, but it can be run as a portable app so you can keep it on a USB stick
You'd need to download the whole suite I think, but you can install just the spreadsheet part.
If you just want a spreadsheet try gnumeric
http://projects.gnome.org/gnumeric/
In fact according to one report gnumeric is more accurate than excel in its calculations
If you just want a spreadsheet try gnumeric
http://projects.gnome.org/gnumeric/
In fact according to one report gnumeric is more accurate than excel in its calculations
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MS Office Enterprise 2007 (full installation) on my PC installs in 609 MB on disk. Excel with two multipage spreadsheets open, memory usage <80k Bytes.
Excel - Microsoft say...
Floating-point arithmetic may give inaccurate results in Excel
How to correct rounding errors in floating-point arithmetic
Having read that, then
Microsoft's ‘Get out of jail free’ card for Excel
More Excel addition strangeness
More on the 'Office-watch' site.
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Excel - Microsoft say...
Floating-point arithmetic may give inaccurate results in Excel
How to correct rounding errors in floating-point arithmetic
Having read that, then
Microsoft's ‘Get out of jail free’ card for Excel
More Excel addition strangeness
More on the 'Office-watch' site.
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That's less than Notepad. Pull the other one.
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