gnumeric

lightweight GNOME spreadsheet application

TLDR

Start Gnumeric

$ gnumeric

Open spreadsheet

$ gnumeric [spreadsheet.xlsx]

Convert to CSV

$ ssconvert [input.xlsx] [output.csv]

Convert to PDF

$ ssconvert [input.xlsx] [output.pdf]

Gnumeric is a spreadsheet application for GNOME. It provides spreadsheet functionality including formulas, charts, and data analysis with high calculation accuracy.Gnumeric supports various file formats including Excel, OpenDocument, and CSV. It is known for accurate statistical functions and being lightweight compared to full office suites.

PARAMETERS

FILES

Spreadsheet files to open.

-n, --new

Open new window.

--no-splash

Start without showing the splash screen.

-g, --geometry WIDTHxHEIGHT+XOFF+YOFF

Set the size and position of the first window.

-L LOCALE, --locale LOCALE

Set locale.

-v, --version

Display the version of Gnumeric.

--help

Display help information.

INSTALL

sudo apt install gnumeric

sudo dnf install gnumeric

sudo pacman -S gnumeric

sudo apk add gnumeric

sudo zypper install gnumeric

brew install gnumeric

nix profile install nixpkgs#gnumeric

CAVEATS

GTK application requiring a display server. Fewer features than LibreOffice Calc but lighter weight. Known for excellent statistical accuracy. Use ssconvert for command-line format conversions without launching the GUI.

HISTORY

Gnumeric was started by Miguel de Icaza as part of the GNOME project, focusing on accuracy and standards compliance.