>Yes! In a word: Panorama V > >This unique database/spreadsheet has been around for 20 years, made by >the second oldest (after Microsoft) company making Mac programs, >developed by a brilliant programmer Jim Rea, the owner of ProVUE. (The >predecessor product name was OverVUE; both OverVUE and Panorama have won >the MacWorld "Best of" awards.)
I know this is off topic but I want to strongly second the use of a database program rather that a spreadsheet. In almost all cases a db program is better suited for the task. If you want to produce graphs, export the data to a graphing program. Panorama is a good bet though I haven't used it personally. I have observed coworkers using it and I think it has better spreadsheet functions. I have been using Filemaker for more than 20 years and can recommend it also. Setting up a database is easy enough and once it is set up it is much easier to maintain than a spreadsheet and except for Wingz it is generally faster. Fully functional trial versions of both databases are available on line. I think spreadsheets became so popular because the Microsoft database was so limited and difficult ( complex and limited field sizes). S. Kennedy ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
