Il 09/03/2017 16:10, Alexander Thurgood ha scritto:
Le 09/03/2017 à 10:44, Fiorenza Meini a écrit :
What is the output on the terminal if you try and launch LibreOffice for
one of the troubled users from a terminal session when that user is
logged in ?
Alex
Hi,
it tells that libreoffice is
At 18:59 08/03/2017 +, Gary Collins wrote:
Is there a character i can enter into a cell
that will come *before* numbers in the sort
order? I mean, before other cells that actually
contain numbers rather than numerical strings
What about some value less than any of your real
data are (or
At 11:50 09/03/2017 +, Gary Collins wrote:
Is it possible to make the search performed by vlookup to be case sensitive?
Apparently not!
I need to be able to distinguish between eg 'd' and 'D' but at the
moment i cant work out how to do it (if it's possible)
Suppose your array has the
Le 09/03/2017 à 10:44, Fiorenza Meini a écrit :
What is the output on the terminal if you try and launch LibreOffice for
one of the troubled users from a terminal session when that user is
logged in ?
Alex
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Problems?
Hello,
Is it possible to make the search performed by vlookup to be case sensitive? I
need to be able to distinguish between eg 'd' and 'D' but at the moment i cant
work out how to do it (if its possible)
Thanks
Gary
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Hello again
I appear to be experiencing a problem with named data ranges lo 5.2.2.2 x64 win
7.
Q. Is it possible and permissible to define overlapping data ranges? I want a
range named mdec which will be A1:B25 and another xlit B1:C25 (the col B values
are common) to use in lookups.
I have
Hello all,
Ive managed to solve my problem in a roundabout way. To give the context, i
have a column containing strings of length 1 to 3 which may contain nonstandard
characters and which i must sort in a specific order (not the usual alphabetic
order). To achieve this i have a table assigning
Il 09/03/2017 10:06, leleu ha scritto:
There should be some difference between the ~/.config/libreoffice/4
repertories of each user, shouldn't ?
I tried to remove the .config/libreoffice directory and execute
libreoffice again... the .config/libreoffice was created, but the
program doesn't
Hello Dries
Thank you for your reply. Yes i am aware of the ascii code but it doesnt seem
to apply when some cells contain numbers rather than text. For example # comes
before "1" in the table but it sorts after numbers. I want something i can put
in a cell which will sort before any number. I
There should be some difference between the ~/.config/libreoffice/4
repertories of each user, shouldn't ?
Je la 09/03/2017 09:43, Fiorenza Meini skribis :
Hi there,
I installed Libreoffice 5.2 on a linux distribution (Edubuntu 14.04),
where there are configured multiple users.
For two of
Hi there,
I installed Libreoffice 5.2 on a linux distribution (Edubuntu 14.04),
where there are configured multiple users.
For two of them, when Libreoffice is executed, the system advises that
Libreoffice is not installed... Where could be the problem ? Libreoffice
is installed and working
Gary,
You could check http://www.asciitable.com/ to see the order.
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Gary Collins wrote
> Hello,
> Is there a character i can enter into a cell that will come *before*
> numbers in the sort order?
> I mean, before other cells that actually contain numbers rather than
> numerical strings
Any character that shows up before zero in Character Map (if you are using
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