Piet van Oostrum wrote:
> My Scrivener (2.7 on Mac OS X) does export the with
> s inside it, but it also puts its own bullet before
> each paragraph so that they now have 2 bullets each in the ODT
> file!
It appears that the Scrivener 2.7 situation is different than I thought. I
tested it
On 31/01/16 00:19, Piet van Oostrum wrote:
> Philip Jackson wrote:
>
> > I wonder if anyone on the list can provide any clues as to why a file is
> > badly formed ?
> >
> > The file concerned is an export from another application (Scrivener)
> > which provides the option to export as an
Hello,
I'm using LO 5.4.0.2 on Linux, and I have some weird spreadsheet behavior.
On one of my spreadsheets, I have a named range. Then I have a cell
below it with the formula =SUM(NamedRange). The cell only picks up
some of the values! There are 33 rows in this range. If I put a 1 in
all of
At 18:26 31/01/2016 -0500, Joshua Kramer wrote:
... I have some weird spreadsheet behavior. On one of my
spreadsheets, I have a named range. Then I have a cell below it with
the formula =SUM(NamedRange). The cell only picks up some of the
values! There are 33 rows in this range. If I put a 1
On 01/31/2016 05:26 PM, Joshua Kramer wrote:
Hello,
I'm using LO 5.4.0.2 on Linux, and I have some weird spreadsheet behavior.
On one of my spreadsheets, I have a named range. Then I have a cell
below it with the formula =SUM(NamedRange). The cell only picks up
some of the values! There are
