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Microsoft Office 2010 Engineering Blog
It seems that Microsoft are ramping up their efforts to get us really really excited about the impending release of the next version of Office. Read all about it here For me, the main thing I’d like to see in the … Continue reading
Microsoft Present Lectures on Gravity …
… which seems fairly appropriate material for a blog called Newton Excel Bach. Link here Feynman Lectures on Physics Warning – requires Silverlight Here’s a screen shot:
WolframAlpha
WolframAlpha is coming! From the link: “Some might say that Mathematica and A New Kind of Science are ambitious projects. But in recent years I’ve been hard at work on a still more ambitious project—called Wolfram|Alpha. And I’m excited to … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday Newton Excel Bach
Newton Excel Bach is one year old today. To mark the occasion I have downloaded the statistics for number of hits on each post, and pasted them into an Excel worksheet. The link to each post is preserved in the … Continue reading
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Spreadsheet Hell
“I, too, am in spreadsheet hell” Why am I linking to yet another data analysis guy whinging about Excel? Mostly because I liked what he said on his Home sheet: “I’m a number cruncher, SAS programmer, Linux user, and an … Continue reading
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