Re: Octave as a replacement for Excel

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Bill,

Thanks for your reply. Just one question, what do you mean by "appropriately
vectorize your code"? Also, regarding code, I am quite proficient in VBA,
but would this knowledge translate well to Octave's code language? 

Bill wrote:
>Also, if you write the code to do the technical analysis indicators, we
would very much appreciate if you could contribute it back into the
financial toolbox. 

If Octave meets my needs I would be happy to contribute code back to the
project.

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