Cheapest way to get Excel

[Dolby]

What would the cheapesy way to get this?

DSP license Office for teachers at a small retailer?

 

[oldhat]

Have you considered free alternatives like OpenOffice.org or Gnumeric?

 

[sualk_10]

Try use "Google Docs" (www.google.com/docs).

They have the free equivalents to Microsoft Office package.

 

[iblade]

DSP should be the cheapest, but have you looked at Office Home and Student edition. Not sure if teachers qualify, but I do know that schools and such get discount for MS products.

 

[MickeyD]

DL Office and then authenticate with key as per:
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/297377-Office-2010-Product-Key?highlight=bidorbuy
:twisted:

 

[Wimhotep]

Microsoft Office 2010 Home & Student - Retail FPP - Word, Excel, PowerPoint & OneNote - Includes DVD, 3 User Family Pack
+- R 700 - R 800 Incl VAT.

OR Try OpenOffice.org - FREE

 

[Dolby]

(free) OpenOffice didn't pick up my conditional cells ... So I'd prefer real Excel

Thanks though

 

[ponder]

Microsoft Office 2010 Home & Student - Retail FPP - Word, Excel, PowerPoint & OneNote - Includes DVD, 3 User Family Pack
+- R 700 - R 800 Incl VAT.

OR Try OpenOffice.org - FREE

If you really need Excel then this is the correct answer!