A Mac-user (& uni student) I will need to use Windows at work from next month for heavy-duty Excel spreadsheets (+use Powerpoint & Word at the same time).
(I want to learn those functions only available in Windows before I get there, and use the notebook to process memory hogging spreadsheets.)
Thanks in advance.
Best Windows Notebook < $600. 13" or Larger.
mxyzptik on 07/10/2014 - 11:24
Last edited 07/10/2014 - 11:58
Last edited 07/10/2014 - 11:58
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If you already have a Mac perhaps you could look at using bootcamp or virtualising with Parallels or similar.
You can use Office 365 and run it on your mac .
4 years license for $ 99 if you are Uni student.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-au/university/
Excel spreadsheets do not have to be memory hogs. Construct them right from the beginning and you can run them on any cheap notebook out there at the moment. I had a spreadsheet with 10 years of sales history for a large national bakery (converted to Office 2003) with production and distribution sheets for daily use and I was running it on an old Dell supplied by the Company and on an Android tablet.