Hi :)
Ahah! I knew I was missing something! :)
Is there any chance of sending the spreadsheet to me? If there is a
confidentiality issue then just say no.
I'm not clear about the exact details but it sounds similar to something
I've used for something completely different. In my case a
Hello,
A template contains the starting point of a document (or spreadsheet):
anything in the template will be copied to the new document (or
spreadsheet) when you create it - this is why you see the WCA numbers
in new spreadsheets created from that template. You should update your
template to
Tom Davies writes:
> Hi :)
> I just click on the save button or on;
>
> File - Save As
>
> Job done.
To clarify ...
I have a spreadsheet of 5 tabs called 'word-count-antonine.ods' which I would
like to use as
a word-count template for future books that I intend to write. WCA starts at
Hi :)
I just click on the save button or on;
File - Save As
Job done.
I'm not sure what the problem is. Is it that someone using Microsoft
Office can't see the file you have created? Microsoft is usually blind and
unable to cope with standards, even 'standards' of it's own devising.
Using
I have a question which I can't find an answer to, how can I save a calc
spreadsheet as a template with all cells being blank, but still retaining the
functions within it please?
Thanks
Sharon.
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