Lightweight Calc
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Does anybody know a freeware which is a lightweight version of Calc/Excel? I mean about 1MB of size. I often need to calculate simple formulas for different variables' values. It's a probability stuff, a binomial coefficient etc., like (n over k)*(10-n over t)/10! etc. Need to start Calc for such a simple task is a shame. However, time spent on writing this post is more than time spent on waiting for Calc during last few years.
Greetings - Jacek
SpeedCrunch[^]? It is advanced, but it works. There is also a portable version[^] available. EDIT: There is also GNU Octave[^], but that is likely overkill.
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Have you tried using wolfram alpha? You can do calcs on there.
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I use wofram for things which are beyond my math abilities but didn't know that you can define variables AND assign concrete values to them. Test: "a+b where a=10, b=10". So, I have a solution. Thanks. I'd prefer an offline tool, though.
Greetings - Jacek
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Does anybody know a freeware which is a lightweight version of Calc/Excel? I mean about 1MB of size. I often need to calculate simple formulas for different variables' values. It's a probability stuff, a binomial coefficient etc., like (n over k)*(10-n over t)/10! etc. Need to start Calc for such a simple task is a shame. However, time spent on writing this post is more than time spent on waiting for Calc during last few years.
Greetings - Jacek
You can download a free copy of the old DOS program As Easy As (here[^]).
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SpeedCrunch[^]? It is advanced, but it works. There is also a portable version[^] available. EDIT: There is also GNU Octave[^], but that is likely overkill.
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SpeedCrunch seems to be exactly what I was looking for. :) Thanks a lot. Any SpeedCrunch for Android out there?
Greetings - Jacek
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SpeedCrunch seems to be exactly what I was looking for. :) Thanks a lot. Any SpeedCrunch for Android out there?
Greetings - Jacek
Don't think so. SpeedCrunch uses QT, and I don't think there is a QT for Android. If I had an Android phone, I would try compiling the core QT libraries and SpeedCrunch for it, but I don't. :(
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Don't think so. SpeedCrunch uses QT, and I don't think there is a QT for Android. If I had an Android phone, I would try compiling the core QT libraries and SpeedCrunch for it, but I don't. :(
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Not sure. I'm using handyCalc. It's not as advanced as SpeedCrunch, but it's good enough for a phone.
I've found a Real Calc. It doesn't support variables but nevertheless is fine and doesn't take much memory. Besides, it's amazing that after searching for a "calculator" I got more penis measuring crap than actual calculators. People are weird. :doh:
Greetings - Jacek
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Does anybody know a freeware which is a lightweight version of Calc/Excel? I mean about 1MB of size. I often need to calculate simple formulas for different variables' values. It's a probability stuff, a binomial coefficient etc., like (n over k)*(10-n over t)/10! etc. Need to start Calc for such a simple task is a shame. However, time spent on writing this post is more than time spent on waiting for Calc during last few years.
Greetings - Jacek
I've not used it for anything other than the basics, but would Microsoft Mathematics be of any help?
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Does anybody know a freeware which is a lightweight version of Calc/Excel? I mean about 1MB of size. I often need to calculate simple formulas for different variables' values. It's a probability stuff, a binomial coefficient etc., like (n over k)*(10-n over t)/10! etc. Need to start Calc for such a simple task is a shame. However, time spent on writing this post is more than time spent on waiting for Calc during last few years.
Greetings - Jacek
From CP, there's Visual Calc[^]. Elsewhere, there's SpeQ[^] and Super Calculator[^]. From Microsoft, for WinXP, Power Calculator[^]. For Android, HandyCalc is the best I've seen, followed by Mathmatiz, Mathematics, and JoyToy Programming.