A spreadsheet is a computer program organizing cells, containing numbers, dates, or text, into columns and rows. Then the values of these cells are used in formulas in other cells to give results. When a number is changed in one place, the results of other cells change immediately. This is extremely useful for business forecasting, bookkeeping, and so forth.
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Abykus
Full-featured object-oriented spreadsheet for Windows. Freeware.
European Spreadsheet Risks Interest Group
Promotes research regarding the extent and nature of the problem of spreadsheet risks.
GNU Oleo
A GNU spreadsheet.
Mariner Calc
For the Mac, version 9 or X. Description of the product, presentation of the company.
The Spreadsheet Page
By John Walkenbach, author of the spreadsheet column for PC World magazine. Offers history, links, and illustrated jokes as well as files, FAQs, and release list for Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, and Quattro Pro.
Spreadsheet Tools and Their Producers
List of spreadsheets tools and books and their authors.
Spreadsheets Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ of the comp.apps.spreadsheets usenet newsgroup.
VisiCalc
One of the first "killer apps" for personal computers. Information from its creators, Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston.
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