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Hi Kohei,
sorry for the not adding your much appreciate contribution. It must have slapped through my fingers. The next if I don't reply within 2 days please refollow up on your previous posting. The snippet has now been added to our collection (fixed small issues) and can be found here: http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/Calc/Calc.UsingBuiltinFunctions.snip
Thanks
Tom
Kohei Yoshida schrieb: | It seems that this email of mine has been buried and long forgotten | without being noticed. So, I'm replying to this just as a reminder | for my original post. Of course, if this contribution is not needed, | please ignore this post as well as the original. | | Kohei | | On 4/26/05, Kohei Yoshida <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | |>Hi there, |> |>Attached is a snippet file containing a Basic example of how to access |>Calc's built-in functions (the MIN function is used as an example). |> |>Hope this will be an useful addition to the code-snippets page. |> |>Kohei |> |> |> | | |
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