Spreadsheet Documents
| Version | Operating systems | Office suite | Developer | License | ISO/IEC 26300:2006 | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calligra Tables | 2.4+ | Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Unix-based systems | Calligra Suite | KDE Project | GPL / LGPL | Yes | |
| EditGrid | Any (Web-based) | Team and Concepts | Proprietary | Yes | |||
| Gnumeric | 1.7+ | Linux, Unix-based systems, Windows | GNOME | GPL | no (not valid) | Incomplete support | |
| Google Spreadsheets | Any (Web-based) | Google Docs & Spreadsheets | Proprietary | no (not valid) | |||
| IBM Lotus Symphony | 1.0+ | Windows, Linux, Mac OS X | IBM Lotus Symphony | IBM | Proprietary | Yes | |
| IBM Workplace Documents | 2.5+ | Any (Web-based) | IBM Workplace Collaboration Services | IBM | Proprietary | Yes | no longer being actively marketed |
| KSpread / KCells | 1.4+ | Linux, Unix-based systems | KOffice | KDE Project | LGPL | Yes | |
| LibreOffice Calc | 3.3.0 | Windows, Linux, Unix-based systems, Mac OS X, Solaris | LibreOffice | LibreOffice | LGPL | Yes | |
| Microsoft Office Excel | 2007 SP2 | Windows | Microsoft Office | Microsoft | Proprietary | No (different results in validators) | |
| NeoOffice Calc | 1.2 | Mac OS X | NeoOffice | Patrick Luby and Edward Peterlin | GPL | Import only | |
| NeoOffice Calc | 2.2.5 | Mac OS X | NeoOffice | Patrick Luby and Edward Peterlin | GPL | Yes | |
| OpenOffice.org Calc | 2.0+ | Windows, Linux, Unix-based systems, Mac OS X, Solaris | OpenOffice.org | OpenOffice.org | LGPL | Yes | |
| StarOffice Calc | 8 | Windows, Linux, Solaris | StarOffice | Sun Microsystems | Proprietary | Yes | |
| Zoho Sheet | 2006 | Any (Web-based) | Standalone | AdventNet | Proprietary | Yes | |
| Version | Operating systems | Office suite | Developer | License | ISO/IEC 26300:2006 | Notes |
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