AnalytiCalc is a large and powerful spreadsheet program with
sufficient extra features to have some pretentions of acting as an
"integrated system". It is a virtual memory system supporting up to
18000 columns and 18000 rows, multiple equations per cell, an outlining
system, built-in cell annotation, and datafile access from any cell(s)
of the sheet, plus an array of functions not present in most commercial
spreadsheets. This disk represents the third version of an initial Amiga
port of AnalytiCalc, and as such the console interface is somewhat crude and
uses a set of command files in an externally assigned area (assigned to DK:)
to handle the function keys. A custom keymap can also be used, which was
supplied in the initial version. The program comes with complete sources,
documents, and executables, and in addition with the source code for the
"auxiliary utilities" which handle DIF format conversion and character
graphics. (The executables are not adequately tested on amiga as yet, though
they work on VAX, PDP11, and IBM PC.)
AnalytiCalc for the Amiga uses files compatible with those
for AnalytiCalc on MS-DOS, VMS, or RSX-11M or IAS. An example project
planner spreadsheet is included in the distribution to show off some of
the things you can do. More example sheets will be forthcoming in the
future. AnalytiCalc also supports matrix math, FFTs, infinite windowing,
linear regression, date arithmetic, internal and external macros, LOTS
of cell addressing modes, goal seeking in up to 8 dimensions, and more.
Author: Glenn Everhart