[libreoffice-users] Write Protection Locked

2017-09-09 Thread gordon cooper

Trying to edit a master (.odm) document. Write protection is locked on.

Ctrl+Shift+M removes the 'Read Only'  note at head of page, but edit
access is still barred. Suggestions?

Gordon.


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Re: [libreoffice-users] Calc CountIf Alternative/Work Around

2017-09-09 Thread jonathon
On 09/09/2017 05:18 PM, Brian Barker wrote:

> Yup. Your syntax is almost right, but not quite. You need:
> COUNTIF(Slant.B38:Slant.B1038;">"_Slant.B44)

Thanks. That worked.

> You can no doubt see that COUNTIF() expects an inequality to be
> expressed as a text string. So ">1234" will work, but not ">A1", since
> that "A1" will not be seen as a cell reference. If you need to
> incorporate a cell reference, you need to concatenate the ">" sign with
> the value in the cell, which will automatically be converted to text
> because of the context of the reference.

This looks like one of those basic things that I should have known, but
somehow or other missed.  :(

Now wondering how many other things I've missed/skipped over, without
realizing it.

jonathon


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Re: [libreoffice-users] Calc CountIf Alternative/Work Around

2017-09-09 Thread Brian Barker

At 16:42 09/09/2017 +, Jonathon Kantoor wrote:
In the spreadsheet I'm working on, I'm trying to find the number of 
items that are more than 6 standard deviations from the norm. 
Standard deviation formula is StDev(Slant.B38:Slant.Slant.B1038)). 
That formula works. The obvious solution, as expressed in the 
formula COUNTIF(Slant.B38:Slant.B1038,>IQ_Slant.B44) does not work. 
Error # 510: Missing Variable. Using quotation marks for the 
criteria to search by (">IQ_Slant.B44") does not work. Is there a 
way to count the number of cells whose value is greater than the 
variable, when the variable is the value found in a specific cell?


Yup. Your syntax is almost right, but not quite. You need:
COUNTIF(Slant.B38:Slant.B1038;">"_Slant.B44)

You can no doubt see that COUNTIF() expects an inequality to be 
expressed as a text string. So ">1234" will work, but not ">A1", 
since that "A1" will not be seen as a cell reference. If you need to 
incorporate a cell reference, you need to concatenate the ">" sign 
with the value in the cell, which will automatically be converted to 
text because of the context of the reference.


I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


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[libreoffice-users] Calc CountIf Alternative/Work Around

2017-09-09 Thread jonathon
All:

In the spreadsheet I'm working on, I'm trying to find the number of
items that are more than 6 standard deviations from the norm.

Standard deviation formula is  StDev(Slant.B38:Slant.Slant.B1038))
That formula works.

The obvious solution, as expressed in the formula
COUNTIF(Slant.B38:Slant.B1038,>IQ_Slant.B44) does not work.
Error # 510: Missing Variable.

Using quotation marks for the criteria to search by (">IQ_Slant.B44")
does not work.

Is there a way to count the number of cells whose value is greater than
the variable, when the variable is the value found in a specific cell?

jonathon






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[libreoffice-users] Re: Mysql Native Connector for LO 5.4

2017-09-09 Thread Alexander Thurgood
Le 08/09/2017 à 18:10, H. Stoellinger a écrit :

Hi Heinrich,

> environment together with LO 5.4.1. Is there a native connector (64-bit,
> Linux-Mint 18.2)?

The distro provided version of the native connector for Linux Mint 18.2
only works with 5.1.6.x I believe ?

Of course, there is no native connector for any of the snap/PPA versions
of LibreOffice nor I suppose for the 5.4.x version of LibreOffice from
the TDF download site. The only place to find such a native connector
would be the extensions website...




Alex


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