John Jason Jordan wrote:
I have a formula in Writer 3.01 (Ubuntu Intrepid) which almost works.
The code is:
left lbrace alignl stack {left [ +liquid right ]~___~]rsub word #
left [ +nasal right ]~___~]rsub ~___~]rsub word # left [ stack
{+syllabic} # {+front} right ]~___~]rsub word # ___
Hello,
Thanks!
Edit-Copy and Edit-Paste works !
Sorry, but I don't understand what you mean when talking
about :
...
Group them into one object (this allows scaling of
your imported object to work better).
...
I clicked the right mouse but I don't see what you mean
by group; and in fact I do
2009/3/9 Kevin Wilson wkev...@gmail.com
Hello,
Thanks!
Edit-Copy and Edit-Paste works !
Sorry, but I don't understand what you mean when talking
about :
...
Group them into one object (this allows scaling of
your imported object to work better).
...
If the image is made up of several
JOE Conner wrote:
Using OxygenOffice Professional 3.0.1 on a WinXP Pro machine I create
a spreadsheet with a formula in cell B1
=IF( ISNUMBER(A1) , IF(A1=0 , , A1), )not
including the leading and trailing quote marks. It generates Err 508
in the cells it occupies.
When
JOE Conner wrote:
James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
The Updater says that there is a new classical French dictionary
extension to download ... it says the same thing every day! My
questions was, how do I tell the Updater that I don't want a French
dictionary and need not be
I need to calculate the check digit using the Luhn Algorithm (AKA Luhn 10 or
Modulus 10) for a given number to oblige to format of the OCR line on the
payment slip of Danish FI-kort. This would allow creation of invoices with
a valid payment slip identifying the debtor and payment purpose via a
2009/3/9 Karl Lausten klaus...@aars.dk
I need to calculate the check digit using the Luhn Algorithm (AKA Luhn 10
or
Modulus 10) for a given number to oblige to format of the OCR line on the
payment slip of Danish FI-kort. This would allow creation of invoices
with
a valid payment slip
Hello, I need a regex to find cells that NOT correspond to an email address.
I've read a lot of regular expressions, but in calc i can't do this !!
Very very thanks a lot !
Hello Brian !
Mmm, i need something of very very very simple because i've a lot of cells
of this:
ma...@hotmail.it (correct)
hotmail (not correct, so i must eliminate)
ma...@hotmail (not correct, so i must eliminate)
So, i'm triyng to find the cells that not contain a dot or a @
For example a
I've looked all through this program, OO v3.0.1, and can't find out how
to completely turn off the outlines and/or to change the outline to what
I want it to be.
I've clicked in turn off numbering, turn off outlines, and gone into
format and outlines/numbering and set everything to none;
JOE Conner wrote:
Using OxygenOffice Professional 3.0.1 on a WinXP Pro machine I create
a spreadsheet with a formula in cell B1
=IF( ISNUMBER(A1) , IF(A1=0 , , A1), )not
including the leading and trailing quote marks. It generates Err 508
in the cells it occupies.
Hello Joseph, maybe it's not your outline,-but your numbering feature.
Look on your tools menu at the top next to the bullets and see if the
numbering feature is clicked on... if you can't see the numbers next to
the bullets, there should be a down arrow next to it, click on it locate
your
I have an English language left-aligned document. In this document,
there exists two lines of text (four words each) that need to be right
aligned as whole, but share a common left alignment. That is, the
longer of the two will be right aligned, and the shorter of the two
will be left aligned with
Hi Joseph,
If you like you can download the complete guide for Writer (ver, 3 ) at
http://documentation.openoffice.org/manuals/userguide3/index.html
at the same address you can fine the Guide of Writer at the right column
(as well for the First edition of the complete guide) and look for
TomW wrote:
JOE Conner wrote:
Using OxygenOffice Professional 3.0.1 on a WinXP Pro machine I create
a spreadsheet with a formula in cell B1
=IF( ISNUMBER(A1) , IF(A1=0 , , A1), )
not including the leading and trailing quote marks. It generates Err
508 in the cells it
Hi JOE
I had the same problem, 2 weeks ago. The odc-Format is changed between
3.0x and 2.xxx
I know only one work around, save your calc-file as OO1-calc file - then
you could work with your formulas in the older OO-CALC-Versions without
any problem..
sincerley
Franz
JOE Conner schrieb:
Hi,
i have oo 3.01 installed on ubuntu release 8.0 on linux.
i'm trying too create a chart where i select the data points
to use. for example i would like to select the point B4, B9, and B34.
How should I enter these point in the data range field.
I did something like this, but did not work -
HI
search for @ and on the left part of the string from @ search for .
wenn the result is ok - so you will have a correct address
sincerely
Franz
Chris Bia schrieb:
Hello Brian !
Mmm, i need something of very very very simple because i've a lot of cells
of this:
ma...@hotmail.it (correct)
Wayne wrote:
Hi,
i have oo 3.01 installed on ubuntu release 8.0 on linux.
i'm trying too create a chart where i select the data points
to use. for example i would like to select the point B4, B9, and B34.
How should I enter these point in the data range field.
I did something like this, but did
On Mon, 09 Mar 2009 09:52:38 +0100
Thomas Lange - Sun Germany - ham02 - Hamburg thomas.la...@sun.com
dijo:
John Jason Jordan wrote:
I have a formula in Writer 3.01 (Ubuntu Intrepid) which almost works.
The code is:
left lbrace alignl stack {left [ +liquid right ]~___~]rsub word #
Franz Wein wrote:
Hi JOE
I had the same problem, 2 weeks ago. The odc-Format is changed between
3.0x and 2.xxx
I know only one work around, save your calc-file as OO1-calc file -
then you could work with your formulas in the older OO-CALC-Versions
without any problem..
sincerley
Franz
David B Teague wrote:
I tried the memory settings mentioned in the link. These settings are
consonant with settings mentioned in other posts.
After a reboot, or after not having OO.o loaded for a while (not
measured, but longer than a half hour), the OO.o start time for a 50K
odt file is 17
Ugly Me wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Gregory L. Forster gforst.1...@sbcglobal.net
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Re: ver 3 is rubbish.
WOW! I tweaked up the memory as suggested:
Use for OpenOffice.org - 256mb
Memory per
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 10:10 -0700, JOE Conner wrote:
Wayne wrote:
Hi,
i have oo 3.01 installed on ubuntu release 8.0 on linux.
i'm trying too create a chart where i select the data points
to use. for example i would like to select the point B4, B9, and B34.
How should I enter these
On 03/09/2009 03:47 AM, bill wrote:
JOE Conner wrote:
James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
The Updater says that there is a new classical French dictionary
extension to download ... it says the same thing every day! My
questions was, how do I tell the Updater that I don't want a
Hi,
i have oo 3.01 installed on ubuntu release 8.0 on linux.
i'm trying too create a chart where i select the data points
to use. for example i would like to select the point B4, B9, and B34.
How should I enter these point in the data range field.
I did something like this, but
Gordon wrote:
Ugly Me wrote:
- Original Message - From: Gregory L. Forster
gforst.1...@sbcglobal.net
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Re: ver 3 is rubbish.
WOW! I tweaked up the memory as suggested:
Use for OpenOffice.org - 256mb
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 14:11 -0400, Wayne wrote:
Hi,
i have oo 3.01 installed on ubuntu release 8.0 on linux.
i'm trying too create a chart where i select the data points
to use. for example i would like to select the point B4, B9, and B34.
How should I enter these point in the
Wayne wrote:
Hi,
i have oo 3.01 installed on ubuntu release 8.0 on linux.
i'm trying too create a chart where i select the data points
to use. for example i would like to select the point B4, B9, and B34.
How should I enter these point in the data range field.
I did something like this, but did
Barbara Duprey wrote:
Gordon wrote:
Ugly Me wrote:
- Original Message - From: Gregory L. Forster
gforst.1...@sbcglobal.net
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Re: ver 3 is rubbish.
WOW! I tweaked up the memory as suggested:
Use for
Hmmm. My Commodore 64 had a tape recorder
My Timex Sinclair saved to a tape recorder. Never could get the thing to
load a program, though.
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To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@openoffice.org
For additional
I reckon I should get out my Greek translator. I'm not sure where
you're talking about. You said, Look on your tools menu at the top
next to the bullets... but at the top of what? I can't find anything
quite like you're describing.
johndt3 wrote:
Hello Joseph, maybe it's not your
Ok, I'll play. How about a DEC PDP-8 with 4K (12-bit) memory locations
and a teletype for reading/writing programs on paper tape? Or a Wang
programmable desktop calculator with Nixie-tube display and the
ability to read up to 2 (Yes! 2! We were agog.) cards on which you'd
record programs
Dave Post wrote:
Ok, I'll play. How about a DEC PDP-8 with 4K (12-bit) memory locations
and a teletype for reading/writing programs on paper tape? Or a Wang
programmable desktop calculator with Nixie-tube display and the
ability to read up to 2 (Yes! 2! We were agog.) cards on which you'd
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 14:51 -0400, Dave Post wrote:
Ok, I'll play. How about a DEC PDP-8 with 4K (12-bit) memory locations
and a teletype for reading/writing programs on paper tape? Or a Wang
programmable desktop calculator with Nixie-tube display and the
ability to read up to 2 (Yes! 2!
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 11:24 -0700, JOE Conner wrote:
Wayne wrote:
Hi,
i have oo 3.01 installed on ubuntu release 8.0 on linux.
i'm trying too create a chart where i select the data points
to use. for example i would like to select the point B4, B9, and B34.
How should I enter these
On 09/03/2009 14:12, Chris Bia wrote:
Hello Brian !
Mmm, i need something of very very very simple because i've a lot of cells
of this:
ma...@hotmail.it (correct)
hotmail (not correct, so i must eliminate)
ma...@hotmail (not correct, so i must eliminate)
So, i'm triyng to find the cells that
I need to add a page using Ctrl-Enter after page 5 and before page 6 in
a document. Pages 6, 7 and 8 have threaded frames on them. If I
position the cursor at the end of page 5 or at the beginning of page 6
before the first frame the Ctrl-Enter command adds a page at the end of
the document, not
Barbara Duprey wrote:
Gordon wrote:
Ugly Me wrote:
- Original Message - From: Gregory L. Forster
gforst.1...@sbcglobal.net
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Re: ver 3 is rubbish.
WOW! I tweaked up the memory as suggested:
Use
Gordon wrote:
Hmmm. My Commodore 64 had a tape recorder
Better known as a Commie 64. ;-)
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Use OpenOffice.org http://www.openoffice.org
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For additional
Robert Hodgins wrote:
Hmmm. My Commodore 64 had a tape recorder
My Timex Sinclair saved to a tape recorder. Never could get the thing to
load a program, though.
Write only storage? ;-)
--
Use OpenOffice.org http://www.openoffice.org
Dave Post wrote:
Ok, I'll play. How about a DEC PDP-8 with 4K (12-bit) memory locations
and a teletype for reading/writing programs on paper tape? Or a Wang
programmable desktop calculator with Nixie-tube display and the
ability to read up to 2 (Yes! 2! We were agog.) cards on which you'd
Robert Hodgins wrote:
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 14:51 -0400, Dave Post wrote:
Ok, I'll play. How about a DEC PDP-8 with 4K (12-bit) memory locations
and a teletype for reading/writing programs on paper tape? Or a Wang
programmable desktop calculator with Nixie-tube display and the
Great, the =IF(ISNUMBER(A1);A1-3;)
The following is a summary of what worked;
number one =IF(A1=0;””;A1) if A1 is empty get empty. If A1 has a 0 get an
empty cell. If there is a number that is not 0 get that number.
Number two =IF(ISBLANK(A1);””;A1) and =IF(ISNUMBER(A1);A1;””) produce the
same
On 03/09/2009 10:20 AM, John Jason Jordan wrote:
I wish I could find a complete reference to the formula commands with
examples. The Help is only a couple of pages. I found a PDF online that
was six pages, but it was written in 2005 and half the features were
not displayed with examples.
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 16:18 -0400, James Knott wrote:
Robert Hodgins wrote:
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 14:51 -0400, Dave Post wrote:
Ok, I'll play. How about a DEC PDP-8 with 4K (12-bit) memory locations
and a teletype for reading/writing programs on paper tape? Or a Wang
programmable
2009/3/9 NoOp gl...@sbcglobal.net
On 03/09/2009 10:20 AM, John Jason Jordan wrote:
I wish I could find a complete reference to the formula commands with
examples. The Help is only a couple of pages. I found a PDF online that
was six pages, but it was written in 2005 and half the features
John Jason Jordan wrote:
I need to add a page using Ctrl-Enter after page 5 and before page 6 in
a document. Pages 6, 7 and 8 have threaded frames on them. If I
position the cursor at the end of page 5 or at the beginning of page 6
before the first frame the Ctrl-Enter command adds a page at the
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
Great, the =IF(ISNUMBER(A1);A1-3;)
The following is a summary of what worked;
number one =IF(A1=0;��;A1) if A1 is empty get empty. If A1 has a 0 get an
empty cell. If there is a number that is not 0 get that number.
Number two =IF(ISBLANK(A1);��;A1) and
On Mon, 09 Mar 2009 14:31:46 -0700
JOE Conner joeconner2...@gmail.com dijo:
John Jason Jordan wrote:
I need to add a page using Ctrl-Enter after page 5 and before page 6 in
a document. Pages 6, 7 and 8 have threaded frames on them. If I
position the cursor at the end of page 5 or at the
2009/3/9 John Jason Jordan johnjas...@gmail.com
I need to add a page using Ctrl-Enter after page 5 and before page 6 in
a document. Pages 6, 7 and 8 have threaded frames on them. If I
position the cursor at the end of page 5 or at the beginning of page 6
before the first frame the Ctrl-Enter
Gordon wrote:
David B Teague wrote:
I tried the memory settings mentioned in the link. These settings are
consonant with settings mentioned in other posts.
After a reboot, or after not having OO.o loaded for a while (not
measured, but longer than a half hour), the OO.o start time for a 50K
On Mon, 9 Mar 2009 22:55:19 +0100
Michele Zarri m.za...@gmail.com dijo:
2009/3/9 John Jason Jordan johnjas...@gmail.com
I need to add a page using Ctrl-Enter after page 5 and before page 6 in
a document. Pages 6, 7 and 8 have threaded frames on them. If I
position the cursor at the end
Barbara Duprey wrote:
Gordon wrote:
Ugly Me wrote:
- Original Message - From: Gregory L. Forster
gforst.1...@sbcglobal.net
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Re: ver 3 is rubbish.
WOW! I tweaked up the memory as suggested:
Use for
The =ABS(B1) + ABS(C1) has to work in all of the four conditions. it
only worked when B1 was 10% and C1 was -10%. D1 had 20% (a positive number)
regardless of whether there was positive or negative numbers in B1 and C1.
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 3:40 PM, JOE Conner joeconner2...@gmail.com
I guess where I went wrong was assuming that anchoring something to
Page actually anchored it to the page. :)
--
:) I am also a bit puzzled by this behaviour, but I guess this is the way it
has to be since when you anchor something to the page you detach it from the
text flow.
A similar issue
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
The =ABS(B1) + ABS(C1) has to work in all of the four conditions. it
only worked when B1 was 10% and C1 was -10%. D1 had 20% (a positive number)
regardless of whether there was positive or negative numbers in B1 and C1.
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 3:40 PM, JOE Conner
How about this, I am not absolutely sure I understand what you need to do,
but here goes:
=ABS(A1-B1)/ABS(A1)
If A1=0 there will of course be an error - so you might want to decide what
needs to happen in this instance:
e.g.
=ABS(A1-B1)/IF(A1=0;1;ABS(A1))
Hope this helps
G
-
When I follow the directions which says, Choose *Format - Bullets and
Numbering - Outline* tab Open *Styles and Formatting* - Numbering Styles
- context menu of an entry - choose *New/Modify*
I get to the Outline Tab and it works but then I can't find any
styles and formatting, or
When 10 is in both A1 and B1 the ABS answer in C1 is 20
When -10 is in both A1 and B1 the ABS answer in C1 is 20
When -10 is in both A1 and B1 the ABA answer in C1 is 20
When when 10 is in A1 and -10 is in B1 the ABS answer is 20
The ABS gives the same answer (a positive 20) in all of the above
I just send an Email stating what is required. In the case of using a
misture of 10 and -10 the answers should be either 0 +20 in -20. Neither of
the =ABS(A1-B1)/ABS(A1) or the =ABS(A1-B1)/IF(A1=0;1;ABS(A1))
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 4:55 PM, Graham Bowden grahambow...@ntlworld.comwrote:
How
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
When 10 is in both A1 and B1 the ABS answer in C1 is 20
When -10 is in both A1 and B1 the ABS answer in C1 is 20
When -10 is in both A1 and B1 the ABA answer in C1 is 20
When when 10 is in A1 and -10 is in B1 the ABS answer is 20
The ABS gives the same answer (a
I am surprised how simple it is Thank you.
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 6:45 PM, JOE Conner joeconner2...@gmail.com wrote:
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
When 10 is in both A1 and B1 the ABS answer in C1 is 20
When -10 is in both A1 and B1 the ABS answer in C1 is 20
When -10 is in both A1 and B1 the
JOE Conner wrote:
... It seems to me that the Open Document format specifications
should have nailed the format down precisely. Otherwise, the document
can not fully portable.
The ODF Formula specification specifies the semicolon as the function
argument separator.
However, the syntax
Joe Smith wrote:
JOE Conner wrote:
... It seems to me that the Open Document format specifications
should have nailed the format down precisely. Otherwise, the
document can not fully portable.
The ODF Formula specification specifies the semicolon as the function
argument separator.
On Mon, 09 Mar 2009 18:37:39 -0600
Came this utterance formulated by Walter Hildebrandt to my mailbox:
I just send an Email stating what is required. In the case of using a
misture of 10 and -10 the answers should be either 0 +20 in -20.
Neither of the =ABS(A1-B1)/ABS(A1) or the
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