Dan == Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello Dan,
Dan Thank you for being persistent. This is something that I need to
Dan add to the Getting Started section of the User's Guide for
Dan version 2.0. I would not have thought this was this
Dan important if
Jonathon == Jonathon Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jonathon Uwe wrote:
I know the basics of the data base, and must say that the
spreadsheet is more comfortable,
for example printing tables is not easily possible,
Jonathon Using a database?
Jonathon Select
On Monday 27 June 2005 07:02 am, Uwe Brauer wrote:
Jonathon == Jonathon Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jonathon Uwe wrote:
I know the basics of the data base, and must say that
the spreadsheet is more comfortable,
for example printing tables is not easily
Dan == Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Uwe
Dan When you are printing tables, are you entering the table
Dan or tables
Dan in a text document (Writer) or spreadsheet (Calc)? In either
Dan case, using the Data to text icon in the Data Display
On Monday 27 June 2005 10:11 am, Uwe Brauer wrote:
Dan == Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Uwe
Dan When you are printing tables, are you entering the table
Dan or tables in a text document (Writer) or spreadsheet (Calc)?
Dan In either case, using the Data to text icon
Dan == Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Calc, but you are taking here about 2.0? in my 1.1.4 there is now
data to text icon in the display.
I just wanted to point out that OO does *not* have the feature of
printing a table _directly_ form the data display window.
On Monday 27 June 2005 02:51 pm, Uwe Brauer wrote:
Dan == Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dan On Monday 27 June 2005 01:45 pm, Uwe Brauer wrote:
[snip]
Ok I see now what you mean, I see this in my 1.1.3
Debian version, however this has never (as far as I
Dan == Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
DanIn version 1.9.104 and 1.1.4, the two are
Dan linked. If you make a change in the database, it
Dan will also show up in the spreadsheet if you do
Danthis: Data RefreshRange in thetop
Dan
Dan == Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dan If I understand you correctly, you want to sort one column
Dan and that is it. The information in the other columns remains
Dan in the order it was in the beginning. If this is the case,
Dan click the letter at the top of
Uwe Brauer wrote:
Dan == Dan Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dan If I understand you correctly, you want to sort one column
Dan and that is it. The information in the other columns remains
Dan in the order it was in the beginning. If this is the case,
Dan click the
Peter == Peter Kupfer OOo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Peter I don't follow understand what is wrong with selecting both
Peter column and hitting sort, you get the result. I suppose you
Peter could write a macro that would select the rest of the
Peter colummns and sort, then
Uwe wrote:
This is uncomfortable,
Your options are:
a) Use a tool that is known to cause , and will cause _all_ your data
results to be invalid. (A spreadsheet)
b) Learn a new tool. (A database.)
Pick option A, and explain to your oversight committee why your data is corrupt.
[At least the
Anthony == Anthony Chilco [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anthony Hi Uwe,
Anthony So what you want is to prevent sorting unless all the data
Anthony are selected, right? Unless you take Jonathon's advice and
Anthony use the database tool, the only method I can suggest would
Jonathon == Jonathon Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jonathon Uwe wrote:
This is uncomfortable,
Jonathon Your options are:
Jonathon a) Use a tool that is known to cause , and will cause
Jonathon_all_ your data
Jonathon results to be invalid. (A spreadsheet)
Uwe wrote:
I know the basics of the data base, and must say that the spreadsheet is more
comfortable,
for example printing tables is not easily possible,
Using a database?
Select the fields you want printed, and voila.
to operate between columns by functions is less comfortable.
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