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It doesn't seem to be explicitly associated with Numbers, but with Excel: http://www.it-volpers.net/2011/03/21/disassemble-xlsx/ http://www.it-volpers.net/2011/
by valevk 12y ago
It doesn't seem to be explicitly associated with Numbers, but with Excel: http://www.it-volpers.net/2011/03/21/disassemble-xlsx/ http://www.it-volpers.net/2011/03/21/disassemble-xlsx/
- UnoriginalGuy 12y agoThat article doesn't support your conclusion. Did you draw that conclusion because the file is named "image1" in both the OP's article and that one?
- louhike 12y agoAccording to one of the answer, it is an image to fill used by Excel. So its goal is the same, even if the picture is different.
- wlesieutre 12y agoThe image1.png file included by Excel is definitely an image that the author used in the spreadsheet, not a piece of cruft. Since he provides a copy of the xslx file, it's trivial to check: http://i.imgur.com/j1A5vvC.png http://i.imgur.com/j1A5vvC.png
- kyberias 12y agoThe file in the OP's article was generated by Numbers, not Excel. The png file in your link is there for a reason, since an image (a logo) was added in an Excel spreadsheet. So you are mistaken.