A release of the pyspread 2.0 spreadsheet application is available, allowing you to use the Python language when manipulating data in cells. Each pyspread cell returns a Python object, and such objects can represent anything, including lists or matrices. To use pyspread effectively, you need at least a basic knowledge of Python. The code is written in Python using NumPy for calculations, matplotlib for plotting, and PyQt5 for the user interface. The program is distributed under the GPLv3 license. Release 2.0 is marked as the first stable version of pyspread to run with Python 3 (>= 3.6).
Features:
- Table cells can contain Python code and return Python objects.
- In cells, you can access Python libraries, such as NumPy.
- Cells can display text, markup, images, or charts (matplotlib).
- Supports import in CSV format and export in CSV, PDF, SVG formats.
- The spreadsheet storage format is based on Git and supports signatures based on the blake2b hash to protect against code injection.
- Spell checking is supported for text data.
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