It has been so long that I don't recall, but there WAS a spreadsheet and there was also a version of BASIC that wasn't terribly bad. I liked Wordstar enough that when I moved to a "real" PC I got Wordstar for DOS and later, for Windows. Wife and I used it to make our own wedding invitations. As I recall, it was a $10 Wordstar disk, a $10 Fonts disk, and a $10 graphics and images disk plus my HP Laserjet and a long-arm stapler. I already had the printer and stapler so it cost us $30 plus about half a pack of paper for everything else. We DID hire a printer for the formal invitations, but we did our own program and order of the service. Plus the maps we included in the invitations. Wife and I had a discussion about Wordstar vs. Word Perfect, but I didn't have WP at all on my PC and she didn't have WP/Windows on her system. Considering how well it turned out, she didn't complain that much. The software packages back then were quite capable if occasionally clunky.