Try out gnumeric. They have a goal seek, solver and analysis pack. The analysis pack has Forrier Transforms, statitstics and other impressive stuff that you sould expect from free software's massive math libraries. A few months ago, they anounced complete math function overlap with Excel. The only difference is that the fixed their bugs so you get right answers. I'm using an old version 1.0.8, and it looks like it's got all you need. Does it run on Win32? I don't know or care.
A quick look at Star Office 6.0 leaves me stumped. They have other names for their tools, so I don't know exactly what they do. On 2003.11.06 21:50 Jeremy J Bertrand wrote: > I certainly agree with you John about the OpenOffice. I've used it since it's > 1.0 release it's pretty stable. My only quam with it is that I'm in a class > here at ULL that requires us to have the excel solver and a few other excel > add- > in features like the analysis toolpack that I haven't yet found in the > OpenOffice spreadsheet software, I'm not saying that it's not there it's just > that I haven't found it. > > not to meantion that the openoffice install when I downloaded it was less > than > 300 megs. now try to get any M$ product under 300 megs and you'll probably > looking at a standalone product not a full suite. > > later, > Jeremy Bertrand > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
