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| Device / Program | Excel |
| Category | Document File |
| Description | Microsoft Excel 1997-2003 is the name of the file type created by four different releases of Microsoft Excel. The release of Microsoft Excel 97 was a major leap forward in terms of functionality and usability compared to the previous version, Excel 95. Excel 2000, Excel XP and Excel 2003 all followed featuring tweaks to the appearance and functionality however the core application remained consistent. It was during this period that computers became incredibly popular for both personal and business use resulting in Excel becoming the de facto spreadsheet application. Excel provided functionality to a basic user with a requirement to store data in an organised fashion up to advanced users requiring formulas, charts and pivot tables. |
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| Technical Details | Microsoft Excel 97-2003 used XLS as the file extension. This was a binary file format. Later versions of Excel make use of a XML for file formats. Excel 2003 limits the user to a maximum of 65,000 rows per worksheet and a maximum of 256 columns. By comparison, later versions of Excel provide support for over one million rows and 16,000 columns. Excel 2003 features a 256 colour palette limit whereas later versions allow for unlimited colours. |
| Developed by | Microsoft |
| Useful Links | Detailed Information on Excel 97-2003 File Format Differences Between Excel 2003 & Excel 2007 Convert files to Excel |
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| Description | Files with a .numbers extension are created by Apple's "Numbers" application which forms part of Apple's iWork office suite, a set of applications which run on the Mac OS X and iOS operating systems, and also includes Keynote (for presentations) and Pages (for word processing).
Numbers 1.0 on OS X was first announced on August 7 2007, and the .numbers file contains many of the standard features of a spreadsheet with support for rows, columns, graphs, formulas and charts. The iPad version of Numbers was released in January 2010, and the most recent version of Numbers on OS X is version 3.5 released in November 2014 as part of Apple's iWork '14 update. As with other products in the iWork suite Numbers includes a variety of layouts designed by professional illustrators and also includes support for importing documents from Microsoft's Office suite (in this case Excel spreadsheets). The key advances in Numbers are summarised below:
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| Technical Details | A .numbers file is actually a compressed ZIP file comprised of a number of other different files combined that together make up a .numbers file. The most recent version of Numbers saves files with an "Index" directory containing Apple's proprietary IWA file format, a "Metadata" directory with .plist files and one or more jpg files for allowing quick previews. Similar to Microsoft products, the .numbers file type suffers from a lack of compatibility with other leading spreadsheet programs. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Developed by | Apple | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Useful Links | MacWorld review of Numbers 3.5 Ars Technica review of iWork '14 Numbers supported file formats More information on Numbers Official Apple iWork Numbers details Convert files to numbers |
Converting files for Excel
Using Zamzar it is possible to convert a variety of formats to the Excel.
Please see a list of supported formats below:
- csv to Excel (Comma Separated Values)
- mpp to Excel (Microsoft Project Document)
- numbers to Excel (Apple iWork Numbers Spreadsheet)
- ods to Excel (OpenDocument spreadsheet)
- pdf to Excel (Portable Document Format)
- wks to Excel (Microsoft Works Spreadsheet)
- xlr to Excel (Works Spreadsheet or Chart (Microsoft Corporation))
- xlsx to Excel (Microsoft Excel 2007 Spreadsheet)