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Allan:

One of the stock demo programs that comes with (came with) the JDK is
a spreadsheet.  I'd start my looking there.

Don't expect folks to switch from QPW or Excel, though.

-Rich

Allan Bressler wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I am considering "building" a spreadheet like app in Java.  It would
> only have simple formulas using +,-,/,* math no spreadsheet functions.
> It would also have 100 rows and 50 columns max.
> 
> Has anybody ever tried this?  Is there anywhere that I could get more
> info as to Java's limitations for this kind of app.  Any hints or tips
> anywhere on the internet?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Allan
> abressler@earthlink.net

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