matrix add-in for Windows version. Convert to mac excel?

i did. this was the resposne (university in budapest)

Dear Brian
I would like to provide a guaranted version of Matrix for MAC but
unfortunately
we cannot test it for the simple reason that cannot effort
multiplatform
developing (we have no MAC, no Apple, PC .)
The Ligth version of Matrix was sucessufully installed on MAC by same
friends of us and they states that it works
But, of course there is a big difference of our test and the one the
the
users do.
We cannot guaranted it at all. You can try it at your convenience. If
you
have some problems please report them to us. May be help you
Best regards

Leonardo Volpi

Foxes Team

Bob Greenblatt wrote:

> On 12/6/06 7:49 AM, in article
> 1165409345.135204.168320@j44g2000cwa.googlegroups. com, "brk4@unh.edu"
> <brk4@unh.edu> wrote:
>

> > http://www.fmt.vein.hu/ai_phd/regression/
> > The link above is an excel add-in for linear algebra, statistics and
> > matirx operations. EXTREMELY useful. works fine in windows, blows up in
> > mac (office 2004). anyone have ideas on how to make it compatible?
> > context-this is for a graduate earth science application. the students
> > are on the windows network, the academic staff on Mac (my personal
> > machine is mac). final projects submitted with this package cannot be
> > opened or checked by the professors without this add-in. grades are
> > due...
> >
> > thanks,
> >
> > B. Heap
> >

> You'll just have to get hold of the author and ask him (or her) to convert
> the add-in to work on the Macintosh.
>
> --
> Bob Greenblatt [MVP], Macintosh
> bobgreenblattATmsnDOTcom

i did. this was the resposne (university in budapest)

Dear Brian
I would like to provide a guaranted version of Matrix for MAC but
unfortunately
we cannot test it for the simple reason that cannot effort
multiplatform
developing (we have no MAC, no Apple, PC .)
The Ligth version of Matrix was sucessufully installed on MAC by same
friends of us and they states that it works
But, of course there is a big difference of our test and the one the
the
users do.
We cannot guaranted it at all. You can try it at your convenience. If
you
have some problems please report them to us. May be help you
Best regards

Leonardo Volpi

Foxes Team

Bob Greenblatt wrote:

> On 12/6/06 7:49 AM, in article
> 1165409345.135204.168320@j44g2000cwa.googlegroups. com, "brk4@unh.edu"
> <brk4@unh.edu> wrote:
>

> > http://www.fmt.vein.hu/ai_phd/regression/
> > The link above is an excel add-in for linear algebra, statistics and
> > matirx operations. EXTREMELY useful. works fine in windows, blows up in
> > mac (office 2004). anyone have ideas on how to make it compatible?
> > context-this is for a graduate earth science application. the students
> > are on the windows network, the academic staff on Mac (my personal
> > machine is mac). final projects submitted with this package cannot be
> > opened or checked by the professors without this add-in. grades are
> > due...
> >
> > thanks,
> >
> > B. Heap
> >

> You'll just have to get hold of the author and ask him (or her) to convert
> the add-in to work on the Macintosh.
>
> --
> Bob Greenblatt [MVP], Macintosh
> bobgreenblattATmsnDOTcom

B. Heap -

Two suggestions:

(1) Consider borrowing a Windows PC to do your grading, or

(2) Explain "blows up in mac" with a bit more detail.

- Mike
http://www.mikemiddleton.com


<brk4@unh.edu> wrote in message
news:1165409345.135204.168320@j44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

> http://www.fmt.vein.hu/ai_phd/regression/
> The link above is an excel add-in for linear algebra, statistics and
> matirx operations. EXTREMELY useful. works fine in windows, blows up in
> mac (office 2004). anyone have ideas on how to make it compatible?
> context-this is for a graduate earth science application. the students
> are on the windows network, the academic staff on Mac (my personal
> machine is mac). final projects submitted with this package cannot be
> opened or checked by the professors without this add-in. grades are
> due...
>
> thanks,
>
> B. Heap
>

The short story is that software written for Windows doesn't run in Mac OS &
vice-versa.

As an alternative to the suggestion offered to borrow a PC, you might want
to consider Virtual PC 7 on the Macs to run Windows XP. It should be rather
affordable to do for academics, based on Student/Teacher pricing :) That
should allow you to run the Windows-native app & PC XL on the Macs.

HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac

http://digilander.libero.it/foxes/SoftwareDownload.htm

The developer sent me this link to the "light" version of the add-in.
Indicated some mac folks have had success with it, no indication of
what os, what version of excel.
downloaded it myself, the software recognizes the package, and accepts
it as an add-in from the wizzard in the tools dropdown menu. The
formulas appear in the formula pallate, but the array command "open
apple-plus-return" does not activate the the function. Tried
"f2-cntrol-shift-return" also, no soap.
Really would like this to work. the functionality for matricies
outstrips the native excel capability.


CyberTaz wrote:

> The short story is that software written for Windows doesn't run in Mac OS &
> vice-versa.
>
> As an alternative to the suggestion offered to borrow a PC, you might want
> to consider Virtual PC 7 on the Macs to run Windows XP. It should be rather
> affordable to do for academics, based on Student/Teacher pricing :) That
> should allow you to run the Windows-native app & PC XL on the Macs.
>
> HTH |:>)
> Bob Jones
> [MVP] Office:Mac

On 12/7/06 4:12 AM, in article
1165482755.994686.54000@16g2000cwy.googlegroups.co m, "brk4@unh.edu"
<brk4@unh.edu> wrote:

> http://digilander.libero.it/foxes/SoftwareDownload.htm
>
> The developer sent me this link to the "light" version of the add-in.
> Indicated some mac folks have had success with it, no indication of
> what os, what version of excel.
> downloaded it myself, the software recognizes the package, and accepts
> it as an add-in from the wizzard in the tools dropdown menu. The
> formulas appear in the formula pallate, but the array command "open
> apple-plus-return" does not activate the the function. Tried
> "f2-cntrol-shift-return" also, no soap.
> Really would like this to work. the functionality for matricies
> outstrips the native excel capability.
>
>
> CyberTaz wrote:

>> The short story is that software written for Windows doesn't run in Mac OS &
>> vice-versa.
>>
>> As an alternative to the suggestion offered to borrow a PC, you might want
>> to consider Virtual PC 7 on the Macs to run Windows XP. It should be rather
>> affordable to do for academics, based on Student/Teacher pricing :) That
>> should allow you to run the Windows-native app & PC XL on the Macs.
>>
>> HTH |:>)
>> Bob Jones
>> [MVP] Office:Mac

>

It's really hard for us to help as the software is not supported. I'm not
going to install and try it. If the addins supply formulas, they should
automatically recalculate when Excel recalcs. If not, then perhaps there is
something incorrect in the way the add-in is written the write up on your
link implies that this is for an older version (whatever that means) on
Excel and the Macintosh.

No matter how hard you wish it would work, I'm afraid that your only
recourse is with the authors.

--
Bob Greenblatt [MVP], Macintosh
bobgreenblattATmsnDOTcom

Hi,

O'Reilly has a publication titled Excel Scientific and Engineering Cookbook
By David M. Bourg
First Edition January 2006
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/excelseckbk/index.html

On the description of the book is an Exalmples link to a download file
http://examples.oreilly.com/excelseckbk/

Download the examples, unzip the file (double-click it in Finder) and take a
look at the Matrix examples. Does this help?

-Jim Gordon
Mac MVP



Quoting from "brk4@unh.edu" <brk4@unh.edu>, in article
1165409345.135204.168320@j44g2000cwa.googlegroups. com, on [DATE:

> http://www.fmt.vein.hu/ai_phd/regression/
> The link above is an excel add-in for linear algebra, statistics and
> matirx operations. EXTREMELY useful. works fine in windows, blows up in
> mac (office 2004). anyone have ideas on how to make it compatible?
> context-this is for a graduate earth science application. the students
> are on the windows network, the academic staff on Mac (my personal
> machine is mac). final projects submitted with this package cannot be
> opened or checked by the professors without this add-in. grades are
> due...
>
> thanks,
>
> B. Heap
>

--
Jim Gordon
Mac MVP

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