Reply to "Using a spreadsheet on a palm computer"

mikecoyneMember

quote:
Originally posted by Justin Kuo:
I started using a spreadsheet on the Palm pilot several years ago. It helps me avoid math errors, transposing digits, and may be printed as soon as I sync with my desktop PC. I exchanged spreadsheets with Rick Schumeyer and incorporated some of his ideas into mine.

My latest version is available online at:
Measurement Templates

Let me know if these are useful or if they should be modified.

Enjoy. -- Justin

I find the spreadsheets extremely useful, but can't get them to work on my Palm. I keep getting a message saying some functions are not supported (using Excel in Docs to Go). I'm therefore obliged to take my laptop when measuring. Any suggestions on using the templates on the Palm would be greatly appreciated. It would be SO much more convenient. Thanks.

Mike

7/18/081:00 PM

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