The answer is no. You can use OpenOffice Calc instead.
OpenOffice is an office suite like Microsoft Office. However, OpenOffice
is free software. You can download it from the web, or ask someone else
to download it, then burn it on a CD for installation. OpenOffice includes
the following major components:
- Calc: this is the spreadsheet program. It can read/write
Excel formats in addition to its own format.
- Write: this is the word processor program. It can read/write
Word formats in addition to its own.
- Impress: this is the presentation program. It can read/write
PowerPOint formats in addition to this own.
In other words, in addition to being useful for this class, OpenOffice
can be quite useful for most office productivity applications.
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