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(quotes from article <514@ethz.UUCP> lengge@bernina.UUCP (Thomas Lenggenhager))
	I just received my upgrade to Excel 1.5.  Although Excel is
hardly a simple and low-cost application, the new version does all the
things your friend asked for.  Excel is also the most computationally-
powerful spreadsheet I'm aware of--with V1.5 it can now do matrix
operations which were a weakness earlier.  I'm a SW engineer and
mathemagician by trade, not a business type, but I find it nearly
indispensable
>1) Perform easy spreadsheet operations
	(and hard ones too :-)
>2) Draw easy business charts in *full* *colour*
	I haven't really played with color--I have and SE but do use a
color ribbon in my IW2.  Even when the screen is monochrome, you can
print in the IW2's colors.
>3) Handle full colour images
	I'm not sure what you mean here...sounds more like a word
processor feature than a spreadsheet feature.  If you're running on a
Mac II you can always cut & paste the color-quickdraw chart into a WP
document, of course, along with whatever other pictures you've got.
>4) Print these graphs and images on some colour-printer and slide-maker
	If you can do it on an IW2, you should be able to do it on
anything that has a standard Mac driver.
>4) *Automatically update* the charts when the figures change (New
>   figures will be pasted into the calculation sheet)
	Answer 1:  within Excel, this is pretty much automatic.
	Answer 2:  if you use Word 3 as your WP and run Excel and Word
simultaneously under Multifinder they offer some kind of feature to do
this.  I've never looked into the details.

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