
Google has a nice feature that allows you to search for documents that match a given file type. This is done by adding "filetype:NNN" to your query, where NNN corresponds to the file type. This feature has supported the ODF and OOXML document formats for at least two months, when I first noticed it. I've been tracking some numbers since then and now have enough data to make some observations.
At last count the totals were:
| Format | Count |
|---|
| ODT | 85,200 |
| ODS | 20,700 |
| ODP | 43,400 |
| Total ODF | 149,300 |
|
| DOCX | 471 |
| XLSX | 63 |
| PPTX | 69 |
| Total OOXML | 603 |
http://www.robweir.com/blog/2007/05/so-where-are-all-ooxml-documents.html
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