A word of warning when using Google Docs in combination with ODF - Google usually goes with Excel behaviour rather than OOo/LO behaviour. For instance, they've always used the comma for parameter separation in formulae rather than semicolon (although it exports and imports ODF ok), and their random numbers re-randomize every time anything changes, whereas OOo/LO only re-randomize a cell when it changes. There is a more serious problem, that Google Docs will export a non-working ODF spreadsheet if you use an entire column range, e.g. =SUM(A:A), which OOo/LO do not support.
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