At 15:22 28/03/2015 +0100, Stefan Weigel wrote:
When sorting, it's not recommended to select a range, rather than a
single cell. Calc (or Excel) will select the range to be sorted by
its own. Selecting a specific range before sorting is only helpful
for very special cases, when automatic
Am 26.03.2015 um 01:57 schrieb Richard VINCK:
For logical and safety reasons, and for compatibility with Microsoft
Excel, I suggest that:
* The Sort Option Range contains column labels be_unticked by
default_.
* Allow the sort options to be customized (optional).
It is good that
Am 28.03.2015 um 12:00 schrieb Michael Tiernan:
On 3/28/15 6:20 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
That is exactly the most perfect use-case that would be better in a
database than in a spreadsheet.
Not really since, while for me the prospect of using a DB back end isn't
daunting, for most it is.
Brian,
Thanks for your reply and for the articles you linked to – especially
the last one is very interesting. I have been aware of that but not so
well explained.
As I think you are very cunny both on spreadsheets and how to use them
and also the mathematics, I am not able to argue.
But
On 3/28/15 6:20 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
That is exactly the most perfect use-case that would be better in a
database than in a spreadsheet.
Not really since, while for me the prospect of using a DB back end isn't
daunting, for most it is.
Secondly, this is the perfect use-case where a DB back
Hi,
Am 26.03.2015 um 01:57 schrieb Richard VINCK:
For logical and safety reasons, and for compatibility with Microsoft
Excel, I suggest that:
* The Sort Option Range contains column labels be_unticked by
default.
Your suggestion does *not* establish compatibility with Microsoft
Excel.
Hi,
There are two types of variables in LibreOffice Basic, which are not
described in the
help and the documentation.
The Byte type is clear. It is positive integers from 0 to 255.
The Error type is not clear. I suppose that this type is useful when working
with errors in a code. But, I do not
I meant to say, I'd be happy with the menu buttons performing the sort
using the last chosen options.
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On 3/27/15 8:01 AM, Nino Novak wrote:
1) This seems to be an old known problem (see e.g. [1])
It's older than that by a bit, I reported it back in 2012 I think. (I'd
have to hunt it down.) However, known isn't as accurate as we'd like
if people seem to find this as new on a semi-regular basis.
Hi :)
That is exactly the most perfect use-case that would be better in a
database than in a spreadsheet.
What makes it even more perfect is that Base can use the existing
spreadsheet as an external back-end. This means that while you struggle to
get Base set-up you can keep using the existing
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