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Don't think so, Kevin.
But I must admit that the last time I looked at MS Works is many years ago. But it never shared the codebase of Excel, and even if they have an import filter for the sheets, the VBA engine would not be there. For the same reason the MS Excel viewer is not an option.
Cheers,
Martin
But I must admit that the last time I looked at MS Works is many years ago. But it never shared the codebase of Excel, and even if they have an import filter for the sheets, the VBA engine would not be there. For the same reason the MS Excel viewer is not an option.
Cheers,
Martin
If you want access to advanced features, you gotta go ahead and get the Excel. I think either Office Standard, or better yet the Home and Student version is gonna be the cheapest, save for E-Bay.
BTW military types should check the PX/BX/NEX (I think you Brits call it the NAFI) and so on. I know that MS makes the Office Standard version available to US Military at a small discount ($79 I think), and don't see why MS UK would not do the same and so on for other areas. If not military, then try regular outlets, and play like a student. As long as it's for personal use it's legal.
I got my first copy years ago, and have renewed frequently ever since. Surprising how you will find ways to use it, if you have it.
Ron
BTW military types should check the PX/BX/NEX (I think you Brits call it the NAFI) and so on. I know that MS makes the Office Standard version available to US Military at a small discount ($79 I think), and don't see why MS UK would not do the same and so on for other areas. If not military, then try regular outlets, and play like a student. As long as it's for personal use it's legal.
I got my first copy years ago, and have renewed frequently ever since. Surprising how you will find ways to use it, if you have it.
Ron
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