Is there a "share worksheet" option available in OpenOffice Calc like in Ms-Excel?
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No, two people cannot open the same Calc document at the saime time,but you can vote in the Issue Tracker for the feature to be added.  See source for link.
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The easiest way to do this, that would not require very much programming knowledge at all would be to use the 'Publish as Webpage' feature in excel.\n\nYou can set it so that every time the spreadsheet is updated and saved, it also saves a file, readable by internet explorer, into a folder of your choice. This way you can reference the file in the rest of your site or in a frame or whatever.
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There is actually a good one as a sample spreadsheet template in Microsoft Excel. there is even a better one in the older versions of Microsoft Works spreadsheet tool.
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not for free, but there is excel FREE alternatives:\n\nopen office (mentioned above)\n\ngoogle docs( free register, exports in .xls)\nthis is what i use for uni, as it is all saved on a google server, you can work and save it on any computer just with net access. and never have the problem of getting to uni only to find u left the files at home
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to spread the shit.. err.. sheet as in spreadsheet or worksheet
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As one other person mentioned, you can download openoffice which works like PowerPoint. Another choice is to use the free online software at http://online.thinkfree.com -- it has a Word, Excel, and PowerPoint compatible software that you use in your Web browser. That means you can access your files (up to 30MB) anywhere. And you can save or load from your local disk too. It also saves PDFs. I use it all the time.
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I use Open Office suite(free ,download)\ntried msoffice suite(not free)&free "viewers" from microsoft\n\ni realised that openoffice is better(supports more formatting,extensions)\nfor more info \nhttp://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_description/0,fid,6304,00.asp\n\ntry\nhttp://numsum.com/\n(its not that professional, and need u to sign up)
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Use a database.\n\nwww.openoffice.org has a complete suite of office products. And it's free.
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OpenOffice.org ( http://www.openoffice.org )\n\nVersion 2.0 was recently released, which is a great improvement on the 1.x versions.\nOpenOffice.org is a full office suite, including a word processor, spreadsheet program, presentation editor, database manager, and more.\n\nIt features good compatibility with MS Office and other office suite formats, full support for the OASIS OpenDocument formats (the xml-based open formats of the future), and you can do in it just about everything you can do with commercial suites.\n\nAnd to top it all, it is a cross-platform open-source application; it runs on Windows, Linux, Mac, FreeBSD and Solaris.
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The simple answer is no, not legally.\n\nBut there is an alternative, Open Office.\n\nOpen Office is the completely free alternative to productivity packages like Micrsoft's Office.  Open Office's spreadsheet program is called Calc (versus Excel).  Calc is capable of opening pre-exisiting Excel files as well as saving the file to Excel format.  As a bonus, Calc even has the option of saving files as PDFs.\n\nOpen Office is free for download and use, and is a pretty stout alternative to products like Microsoft Office.  Good luck!
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Yes, OpenOffice.  Google it.  It includes the equivalent of Powerpoint, Word, Excel, and lots of other stuff.  Open Source, available for Windows, Linux, Mac, and other OS's.\n\nFree.
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An Excel plug-in:\n\nhttp://www.doka.ch/sankey1.htm
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1) Open Office v2.x\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\n2) http://www.e-press.com/home.asp \nLook for the free version; The software recently changed so it might not be free anymore...doesn't hurt to check it :)\n\n3) 602 Suite i still have in my URL links too.  See if there is still a free version for that :)\nhttp://www.software602.com/products/pcs/\n\nThere are some individual programs out there that mimic or can open Word, or Excel, but I would just go for the Suite(s).\n\nHave fun!
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Insert a new worksheet\nTo add a single worksheet, click Worksheet on the Insert menu. \nTo add multiple worksheets, hold down SHIFT, and then click the number of worksheet tabs you want to add in the open workbook. Then click Worksheet on the Insert menu.
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Go for MS-Excel or MS-Access.
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the same way you do it with excel...
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You might try this if you want word, excel, power point, and more.....etc.....\n\nHttp://download.openoffice.org/2.0.1/