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Phil C
Hi All
I have been reading the suppliers blurb on a graphing extension for excel
called XLfit4 http://www.adeptscience.co.uk/products/dataanal/xlfit/) which
sounds pretty good ("research strength curve fitting") and would probably
get around some of Excel's limitations, thus avoid having to copy/paste data
and/or switch back and forth between 2 separate programs. Or could it be a
case of Excelfit4 nothing?
Has anyone used it (its pretty new, I think), or one of the previous
versions? If so, please offer an opinion, particularly regarding Excel
integration and general ease-of-use. Its quite expensive (310 GBP from Adept
here in the UK) so I'm not about to jump just yet, even using public money.
Thanks, Phil
I have been reading the suppliers blurb on a graphing extension for excel
called XLfit4 http://www.adeptscience.co.uk/products/dataanal/xlfit/) which
sounds pretty good ("research strength curve fitting") and would probably
get around some of Excel's limitations, thus avoid having to copy/paste data
and/or switch back and forth between 2 separate programs. Or could it be a
case of Excelfit4 nothing?
Has anyone used it (its pretty new, I think), or one of the previous
versions? If so, please offer an opinion, particularly regarding Excel
integration and general ease-of-use. Its quite expensive (310 GBP from Adept
here in the UK) so I'm not about to jump just yet, even using public money.
Thanks, Phil