Thanks Shelagh and Steve.
CONVERT_ADD is the next function in the Function Wizard list, and I
hadn't yet reached that one. It looks, from reading the Help files, as
if that one supersedes CONVERT as the function to use for converting
units. I don't know why the function has been left in.
In
Isn't it, and some other functions, still there so old spreadsheets that used
it will still work? (Just a guess; I don't know.)
--Jean
On 18/09/2013, at 20:17, John Smith clicks...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Thanks Shelagh and Steve.
CONVERT_ADD is the next function in the Function Wizard list, and I
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Isn't it, and some other functions, still there so old spreadsheets that used
it will still work? (Just a guess; I don't know.)
--Jean
On 18/09/2013, at 20:17, John
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Isn't it, and some other functions, still there so old
Hi all.
I'm working on the Appendix B chapter for Calc and I am looking at the
=CONVERT function. This function converts a numerical value from one
unit of measure, to another unit of measure in the same group, for
example feet into yards, both in the distance group.
Within the dialogue of the
On 2013-09-18 08:45, John Smith wrote:
Hi all.
I'm working on the Appendix B chapter for Calc and I am looking at the
=CONVERT function. This function converts a numerical value from one
unit of measure, to another unit of measure in the same group, for
example feet into yards, both in the
I searched on Google - apparently convert should be convert_add and the
list of units you can use (and works 'cause I tried some out) can be found
for the help of that function.
Now the question is, is it a documentation bug that the convert function is
mentioned in the help, if you are supposed
On 2013-09-18 08:45, John Smith wrote:
Hi all.
I'm working on the Appendix B chapter for Calc and I am looking at the
=CONVERT function. This function converts a numerical value from one
unit of measure, to another unit of measure in the same group, for
example feet into yards, both in the
