Kernel For Calc

Those of you who cannot afford to buy more popular office tools can choose OpenOffice as a free alternative. One of the applications that are part of this office suite is Calc, an open-source software solution used for creating spreadsheets.  The files it creates have the ODS extension, and if these get corrupted, then an app like  Kernel For Calc can come in handy.

The app's setup process goes smoothly and is uneventful, and you are soon greeted by the app's main window. The first thing you'll notice is how minimalist the UI is. The buttons and icons are few, yet they are named in a comprehensible manner, and the color palette is light on the eyes. This user-friendly interface allows you to complete the file recovery with just a couple of clicks, with no need to ask for help from someone more experienced. All you have to do is browse for the file, wait for the app to process it, watch a preview to see whether it was completed accordingly or not, and then choose a location where you can save the recovered file.

Kernel For Calc is powered by an algorithm that enables quick data recovery, and even batch processing which allows you to recover multiple ODS files in just one cycle. You can save the recovered data in the desired location. After saving the data, the software displays a link to the location where data was saved. The recovery procedure is also precise since the file maintains its original format during recovery, including settings such as rows, formattings, and formulas.

Given how easy and efficiently Kernel For Calc gets the job done makes it a great tool for anyone creating spreadsheets in OpenOffice's Calc and wants to make sure they have a contingency plan in case of unexpected corruptions.