Calculators with spreadsheets

[Dave Britten]

(07-03-2018 04:20 PM)ijabbott Wrote:  One nice feature of the HP Prime is that cells can refer to things external to the spreadsheet (variables, etc.).

The Casio seems to let you do this as well, at least to the extent that you can access real and list variables, both within formulas, or in expressions that are immediately evaluated and converted to constants. I haven't tried it with other things (matrices, functions, etc.).

You guys are right, I totally forgot about the Nspire, probably because, well, it's the Nspire. I do have a 1st-gen monochrome clickpad CAS model laying around in a drawer; maybe I'll stick some batteries in it and see how the spreadsheet works, if only for the sake of comparison.

Anybody have any experience with XCELL for the 48? Is it worth loading onto my GX?