GS-Calc (spreadsheet, 32- & 64-bit) 50% off till May 14.

[Citadel5]

Hi,

GS-Calc is a spreadsheet for Windows. Both 32- and 64-bit are available. 50% off till May 14.

Btw, any comments and suggestions (via e-mail, support forums or this forum) concerning the current functionality, possible improvements, other OS support etc. will be appreciated.

Main features:

• 12 million rows x 4,096 columns.
• Organizing worksheets in a tree form.
• Efficient memory usage to quickly load and save the largest files.
• Fast pivot tables, optimization and other advanced statistical functions.
• Using up to 16 processor cores during calculations.
• Working in up to 100 synchronized panes.
• GS-Calc can be installed on any portable device and used without performing any registry modifications.
• Free new versions for 12 months from the date of purchase.

Home page:  http://www.citadel5.com/gs-calc.htm
Trial version 64-bit:  http://www.citadel5.com/gscalc11.6_x64.exe
Trial version 32-bit:  http://www.citadel5.com/gscalc11.6_x32.exe
Ordering form:  http://www.citadel5.com/ordering.htm

Thanks!
Citadel5, www.citadel5.com

[40hz]

Very nice discount offer. Thx!

[x16wda]

Thanks for the discount, took advantage of the offer. I actually had a use for an earlier version a couple years ago, the row limit in Excel was too small for what I needed even though the calculations were fairly simple.

Excel 2013 still has a column advantage (16k over 4k, which is also Libre Office's limit) but Excel and Libre Office are both stuck at 1 million rows.

Thanks!

[Citadel5]

Thanks for the discount, took advantage of the offer. I actually had a use for an earlier version a couple years ago, the row limit in Excel was too small for what I needed even though the calculations were fairly simple.

Excel 2013 still has a column advantage (16k over 4k, which is also Libre Office's limit) but Excel and Libre Office are both stuck at 1 million rows.

-x16wda (May 09, 2014, 07:36 PM)

Thanks.
Rebuilding would be sufficient to increase that limit to 16K (or to 64K max, without changing the code) in GS-Calc, but verifying that there are no performance issues for various functions/actions might take much more time.

Anyway, further increasing these (row and column) limits for both GS-Calc and GS-Base is on the todo list.

(If you would like to, please feel free to e-mail me something more about the type/size of data you're
using. Just curious.)

Best regards
Citadel5, www.citadel5.com