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Abstrakt: Det är en väldigt spännande punkt i karriären, det där – mitt emellan ungdomens lattjande och seniorålderns allvar. Och det är precis där som Numbers ’09 befinner sig. Siffernissarna kan i denna version nörda loss bland sammanlagt tvåhundrafemtio funk...
Beautiful templates; many added functions; extensive function help; Table Categories ease data analysis; keyboard entry of functions; new chart types; trend lines and error bars on charts.
ider a roster of potential bowling team members: In its raw form, it’s not very usable because there’s so much data to look at. Create table categories for the Team and Handed columns however, and the data is much easier to read and interpret.
So is Numbers ’09 a perfect replacement for Excel? No—power users, charting wizards, and those who work with large data sets will still find Excel the superior tool. For everyone else, however, Numbers ’09 is a compelling alternative. Th...
Udgivet: 2013-12-26, Forfatter: Edward , anmeldelse af: itproportal.com
Clean and intuitive interface, Interactive charting feature, Support for bubble charts, Full compatibility with iOS version
Temporary loss of some advanced features
Serious number-crunchers will prefer Excel, but Numbers is more than enough for home and small business users, and the new interactive charting is a major plus. Another major plus is Numbers' cross-platform support that lets you use the same worksheet in...
Excellent new 2D charts, Data remains linked in other iWork docs, Excellent usability, Double the functions of Numbers 08
Most new features already in Excel, Templates bad versions of US originals
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Udgivet: 2009-01-27, Forfatter: Rob , anmeldelse af: macworld.co.uk
Beautiful templates; many added functions; extensive function help; Table Categories ease data analysis; keyboard entry of functions; new chart types; trend lines and error bars on charts.
Larger files slow down the program; no support for Excel macros; unable to lock cells; exports to Excel require rework; some frustrations from Numbers 08 remain. Min specs: Mac computer with an Intel, PowerPC G5, or PowerPC G4 (500MHz or faster) processor...
