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Option A - Microsoft Windows 20003 or later.

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D (installed version) - Microsoft Windows 20003

, XP, Vista or 7

; 32-bit10 Microsoft Excel 20004

, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2010 or 2013 (To determine whether you have the 32 or 64-bit Excel, see this article.)

 or later.

Option D - Microsoft Excel 97 or later.

Option O - “Excel-compatible” spreadsheet program, such as Apple’s Numbers, Google Sheets, or OpenOffice.org’s Calc.

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Windows 2000 and XP -  users must log on using an account with administrator rights.

Vista/Windows 7 - 10 Operating Systems - Depending on how your computer has been set up, you may need to log on as an administrator or provide user name and password for an account with administrator rights in order to run the installation package. It is generally advisable to log on as administrator but may not be required.

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System and User Requirements

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Option A 

Option C

- Microsoft Windows 20003 or later

(as of version 6.1 Option C has been replaced by Option A)

Option D - Microsoft Excel 97, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2010 or 2013

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Option D (installed version) - Microsoft Windows 20003; 32-bit10 Microsoft Excel 20004 or later.

Option D - Microsoft Excel 97 or later.

Option O 

Option O

- “Excel-compatible” spreadsheet program, such as Apple’s Numbers, Google Sheets, or OpenOffice.org’s Calc.

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Windows 2000 and XP -  users must log on using an account with administrator rights.

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10 Operating Systems - Depending on how your computer has been set up, you may need to log on as an administrator or provide user name and password for an account with administrator rights in order to run the installation package. It is generally advisable to log on as administrator but may not be required.