Nice job with solver!

[Jim Martin <jim martin utah edu>]

Hello All:
I am a big fan but only occasional user of Gnumeric. In my work I rely 
heavily on Excel to do fairly complex biomechanical computations. 
Historically I have had three barriers to saying goodbye to excel and 
going to Gnumeric full time; non linear solver, linking across 
spreadsheets, and macro control.
Version 1.10.16 contains an excellent implementation of non linear 
solver! Many thanks to the team members who worked on this!  I'm now 
down to two barriers: linking across spreadsheets and macro control. 
Yes, I know I could learn Python so maybe I only have 1.5 barriers 
remaining.
Anyway, thanks and congrats on implementing non linear solver!
Best Wishes and Happy Solstice,
Jim

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James C. Martin PhD, FACSM
Associate Professor
The Neuromuscular Function Lab
Department of Exercise and Sport Science
College of Health
The University of Utah
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