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from excel to spreadsheet - danielekazzaro@libero.it - 11-18-2016 01:06 AM are the some easy way to export excel sheet to spreadsheet app. I am trying to export an excel sheet containing mixed cells (number, text, formulas). My goal is working on excel to create my sheets and then export it to prime using connectivity kit. RE: from excel to spreadsheet - Han - 11-18-2016 04:10 AM (11-18-2016 01:06 AM)danielekazzaro@libero.it Wrote: are the some easy way to export excel sheet to spreadsheet app. I am trying to export an excel sheet containing mixed cells (number, text, formulas). My goal is working on excel to create my sheets and then export it to prime using connectivity kit. Have you tried copying the spreadsheet and pasting it into the Connectivity Kit (presumably with the virtual calculator running simultaneously)? Open the virtual calculator and the connectivity kit. Select (in the connectivity kit) the virtual calculator and open the apps folder. Then open the spreadsheet app and paste your excel spreadsheet. Save the app (in the connectivity kit) and/or send it to your calculator (or students' calculator). RE: from excel to spreadsheet - jrozsas - 11-18-2016 08:47 AM Excel formulas are not compatible with HP Prime. See post: http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-6803-post-62545.html#pid62545 RE: from excel to spreadsheet - cyrille de brébisson - 11-21-2016 06:55 AM Hello, As a general rule, and when things are not too complicated, if you create your spreadsheet in excel, then you turn on "formula display" on excel, you can then copy/paste the data from excel to the calculator/con kit. Cyrille RE: from excel to spreadsheet - mop80087 - 11-23-2016 10:42 AM I don't know if it already exists, but a help would be a list of equivalent functions between excel and Prime speasheet. for example: Excel: NORMDIST() - Prime:=NORMALD_CDF() RE: from excel to spreadsheet - cyrille de brébisson - 11-24-2016 08:32 AM Hello, What a great idea... If someone could compile such a list, I might be able to add it in the copy/paste (no promises)... Cyrille |