For large spreadsheets, Gnumeric is the way to go! Libreoffice is too slow for plotting graphs with large multi-column datasets, but gnumeric handles them far better with high responsiveness.
There's a Chinese clone of MS Office, called WPS Office. It offers both ribbon and toolbar-based user interfaces, which you can switch on the fly. It is not open source, though.
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Gnumeric is part of 'GNOME Office' suite, which means it stylistically fits into Ubuntu, but can just as easily be used on its own.
Try http://projects.gnome.org/gnumeric/
For text-only use in a terminal, there's
sc
(man
page).If the first link is not working, you can try the Ubuntu Packages site.
Also for text terminals, Lotus 1-2-3 for Unix has been ported to Linux.
Check these out... here is list of all spreadsheet software for linux... :)
http://www.linuxlinks.com/Software/Spreadsheets/
else u can try koffice, staroffice and gnome-office.
I hope this helped.. :)
For large spreadsheets, Gnumeric is the way to go! Libreoffice is too slow for plotting graphs with large multi-column datasets, but gnumeric handles them far better with high responsiveness.
There's a Chinese clone of MS Office, called WPS Office. It offers both ribbon and toolbar-based user interfaces, which you can switch on the fly. It is not open source, though.
For more details and installation instructions, see this OMG! Ubuntu! article.