what is another name of excel?
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EXCELL - Spreadsheets
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I guess you don't have Excel.\nGet OpenOffice.\nwww.openoffice.org
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You should get openoffice. It is the same thing but free.
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I imagine there are places to do it, however they are all illegal, as Excel is a licensed software product made by Microsoft.  If you are a college student, they offer a special version at around $20 on campuses...
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Excel is a spreadsheet - by definition it is NOT a database.\nWhat do you mean by "parts" - you can add as many sheets, as you want, to an existing (or new) spreadsheet.
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You could use VBA to format your worksheets.
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You need to watch out for capitilisation too. So for example;\n\n'Johnsmith' and 'JohnSmith' are two different names as far as Excel is concerned.\n\nIf you use this forumla it will remove this problem\n\n=IF(ISERR(FIND("SMITH",UPPER(A1),1)),"No","Yes")\n\n\nhover your mouse over the three dots to see the full forumla.
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Ok This what you do. Micorsoft Excel Can do it for you perfectly well. All you need is to simplify the fomular inwhich you want to use in making your calculations so that everytime you type in a number you will get the totals without craking your head too much. \n\nExcel is what you need. \n\nThanks
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this is the best Excel site I've ever found on the web. Lots and lots of tutorials from beginner level to expert. \n\nhttp://www.MrExcel.com\n\ngood luck
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Microsoft Excel VBA Programming for the Absolute Beginner\nhttp://rapidshare.de/files/22281642/mevp.rar.html
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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/
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the same way you do it with excel...
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Excel.  Even S & P computstat requires us to use excel to run the database.
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How about this:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;285337&spid=2512&sid=1292\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP051985111033.aspx\nhttp://asp2.wlv.ac.uk/its/website/selfhelp/help/excel/MainDifferencesExcel2000andExcel2003.asp
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VisiCalc.\n\nAlthough similar programs have been used before. VisiCalc just took off and made the spreadsheet approach popular.
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Name\nHTML\nXML\netc etc
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Excel and Word do have different 'object models' which means they do have items which may not be common to both programs. However, the Visual Basic for Application language (VBA) is common across both, and therefore some generic processes maybe easily shared. This means writing what you want may not be impossible. You would need to more specific in your question.\n\nSo the answer is yes, possibly and depends...Please add a little more detail to you question\n\nHope this helps.