Suggestions for adrlist

The following packages have something in common with the package adrlist. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.

• Package datatool: Tools to load and manipulate data
• Package tokenizer: A tokenizer
• Package datax: Import individual data from script files
• Package mattex: Import Matlab values to LaTeX documents
• Package texgit: Download, access, and potentially execute files from git
• Package dynamicnumber: Dynamically typeset numbers and values in LaTeX through symbolic links
• Package jupynotex: Include whole or partial Jupyter notebooks in LaTeX documents
• Package datatool-english: English language support for datatool.sty v3.0+
• Package datatool-regions: Region (numeric) support for datatool v3.0+
• Package query-astro: Querying astronomical databases in LaTeX
• Package csvtools: Reading data from CSV files
• Package csvsimple: Simple CSV file processing
• Package yamlvars: A YAML parser and tool for easy LaTeX definition creation
• Package tesla: A special-purpose language for knowledge base rules
• Package dbshow: A package to store and display data with custom filters, orders, and styles
• Package csv2latex: Convert spreadsheet table cells into LaTeX source
• Package xl2latex: Convert Excel (97 and above) tables to LaTeX tabulars
• Package coollist: Manipulate COntent Oriented LaTeX Lists
• Package ktv-texdata: Extract subsets of documents
• Package readarray: Read, store and recall array-formatted data
• Package swimgraf: Graphical/textual representations of swimming performances
• Package diadia: Package to keep a diabetes diary
• Package pst-plot: Plot data using PSTricks
• Package maketable: Convert Word or Excel tables to TeX tabular structures
• Package plain-ltx: Make plain TeX files LaTeXable
• Package dot2texi: Create graphs within LaTeX using the dot2tex tool
• Package exceltex: Get data from Excel files into LaTeX
• Package sciwordconv: Use Scientific Word/WorkPlace files with another TeX
• Package typehtml: Typeset HTML directly from LaTeX
• Package texvc: Use MediaWiki LaTeX commands
• Package wiki: Use Wiki-style markup in a LaTeX document