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<title>XNumbers for Openoffice Calc</title>
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<tagline>XNumbers is a multi-precision floating point calculus plugin for OpenOffice Calc. It is a port from original Excel/VBA plugin developed by Leo Volpi and Foxes team.
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<title>XNumbers 0.11 now available</title>
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<modified>2005-06-24T06:44:56Z</modified>
<issued>2005-06-22T07:23:14Z</issued>
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<created>2005-06-22T07:23:14Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">In version 0.11, the following functions are implemented – 50 in total ... Version 0.11 of XNumbers for OOo 2.0 beta can be downloaded here Arithmetic Functions (19) Addition Xadd() Subtraction Xsub() Multiplication Xmult() Division Xdiv() Inverse Xinv() Integer Division...</summary>
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<name>Dave</name>
<url>http://www.richhillsoftware.com</url>
<email>richhillsoftware@gmail.com</email>
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<![CDATA[In version 0.11, the following functions are implemented – 50 in total ...	
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Version 0.11 of XNumbers for OOo 2.0 beta can be downloaded <a href="http://www.richhillsoftware.com/downloads/XNumbers_011.ods"> here</a>
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<h2><b>Arithmetic Functions (19)</b></h2>	
<ul>
	
<li>Addition	<b>Xadd()</b>
<li>Subtraction	<b>Xsub()</b>
<li>Multiplication	<b>Xmult()</b>
<li>Division	<b>Xdiv()</b>
<li>Inverse	<b>Xinv()</b>
<li>Integer Division	<b>Xdivint()</b>
<li>Integer Remainder	<b>Xdivrem()</b>
<li>Sum	<b>Xsum()</b>
<li>Product	<b>Xprod()</b>
<li>Raise to Power	<b>Xpow()</b>
<li>Square Root	<b>Xsqr()</b>
<li>Nth Root	<b>Xroot()</b>
<li>Absolute	<b>Xabs()</b>
<li>Change Sign	<b>Xneg()</b>
<li>Integer Part	<b>Xint()</b>
<li>Decimal Part	<b>Xdec()</b>
<li>Truncation	<b>Xtrunc()</b>
<li>Rounding	<b>Xround()</b>
<li>Relative Rounding	<b>Xroundr()</b>
	</ul>
<h2><b>Extended Numbers Manipulation (6)</b></h2>	
	<ul>
<li>Significant Digits Count	<b>Xdgts()</b>
<li>Compare Numbers	<b>Xcomp()</b>
<li>Extended Number Check	<b>IsXNumber()</b>
<li>Strip Separator chars	<b>Xunformat()</b>
<li>Extract Mantissa	<b>Xsplitm()</b>
<li>Extract Exponent	<b>Xsplite()</b>
	</ul>
<h2><b>Statistical Functions (9)	</b></h2>
	<ul>
<li>Factorial	<b>Xfact()</b>
<li>Factorial with Double-step	<b>Xfact2()</b>
<li>Combinations	<b>Xcomb()</b>
<li>Permutations	<b>Xperm()</b>
<li>Arithmetic Mean	<b>Xmean()</b>
<li>Geometric Mean	<b>Xgmean()</b>
<li>Quadratic Mean	<b>Xqmean()</b>
<li>Standard Deviation	<b>Xstdev()</b>
<li>Variance	<b>Xvar()</b>
	</ul>
<h2><b>Trigonometric Functions (7)	</b></h2>
	<ul>
<li>Sin	<b>Xsin()</b>
<li>Cos	<b>Xcos()</b>
<li>Tan	<b>Xtan()</b>
<li>Arcsine	<b>Xasin()</b>
<li>Arccos	<b>Xacos()</b>
<li>Arctan	<b>Xatan()</b>
<li>Complement of right angle	<b>Xanglecompl()</b>
	</ul>
<h2><b>Complex Arithmetic (9)	</b></h2>
	<ul>
<li>Complex Addition	<b>Xcplxadd()</b>
<li>Complex Subtraction	<b>Xcplxsub()</b>
<li>Complex Multiplication	<b>Xcplxmult()</b>
<li>Complex Division	<b>Xcplxdiv()</b>
<li>Polar Conversion	<b>Xcplxpolar(0</b>
<li>Rectangular Conversion	<b>Xcplxrect()</b>
<li>Complex Absolute	<b>Xcplxabs()</b>
<li>Complex Power	<b>Xcplxpow()</b>
<li>Complex Roots	<b>Xcplxroot()</b>
</ul>	
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Version 0.11 of XNumbers for OOo 2.0 beta can be downloaded <a href="http://www.richhillsoftware.com/downloads/XNumbers_011.ods"> here</a>
<br><br>
<h2>Installation of XNumbers 0.11</h2>
First, open the <b>OpenOffice.org Basic Macros</b> dialog as shown below.
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There are five modules to be installed. Click on <b>organizer</b>
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We will move each module in trun from the <b>Standard</b> library in the install document to the <b>Standard</b> library under <b>My Macros</b> using drag and drop technique.
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Once the modules are transferred, the install document can be closed 
and the XNumbers functions will be available every time OOo Calc is invoked.
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<entry>
<title>Introducing XNumbers for Calc</title>
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<modified>2005-05-18T06:45:01Z</modified>
<issued>2005-05-18T06:39:16Z</issued>
<id>tag:www.richhillsoftware.com,2005://1.102</id>
<created>2005-05-18T06:39:16Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">Any computer having hardware at 32-bit can perform arithmetic operations with 15 significant digits, at the most. The only way to overcome this finite fixed precision is to adopt special software that extends the accuracy of the native arithmetic This...</summary>
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<name>Dave</name>
<url>http://www.richhillsoftware.com</url>
<email>richhillsoftware@gmail.com</email>
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<![CDATA[Any computer having hardware at 32-bit can perform arithmetic operations with 15	
significant digits, at the most. The only way to overcome this finite fixed precision is to	
adopt special software that extends the accuracy of the native arithmetic	
	<br><br>
This preliminary version of Xnumbers for OOo Calc contains over 30 functions to assist 	
In the processing of extended precision numbers.	
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Ultimately, Xnumbers for Calc will have 300+ functions. The existing functionality is a 	
Solid foundation upon which the remaining functions can be developed.	

<br><br>
The original XNumbers add-in was developed for Excel by Leonardo Volpi and the Foxes team.
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Version 0.1 of XNumbers can be downloaded <a href="http://www.richhillsoftware.com/downloads/XNumbers_01.sxc"> here</a>]]>

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<entry>
<title>We have moved!!!</title>
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<modified>2005-04-04T05:18:37Z</modified>
<issued>2005-04-01T06:07:45Z</issued>
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<created>2005-04-01T06:07:45Z</created>
<summary type="text/plain">My new website is up and running !! openofficetips.com...</summary>
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<name>Dave</name>
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<email>richhillsoftware@gmail.com</email>
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