Gerrow, Darryl wrote:
I am looking to contribute to the projects of:
*- OpenOffice.org Calc: Validation of spreadsheet functions*
*- OpenOffice.org Platform Technology: Layout Manager Widget*
Please let me know how I can join and help in these projects. Thanks.
Validation of spreadsheet
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Hi Peter,
This is a known issue (30781),
thanks, next time i will ask you before asking the community :-)
IMHO this should be treated as a bug, cause the linebreak char is
changed into a space (code 32) ...
Oliver
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Oliver Brinzing wrote:
IMHO this should be treated as a bug, cause the linebreak char is
changed into a space (code 32) ...
The first cell doesn't contain a line break character. It contains two
paragraphs.
Niklas
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Hi Niklas,
The first cell doesn't contain a line break character. It contains two
paragraphs.
this is true, if one acesses the cell via basic getString() method ...
example:
A1 = Hello
World
Sub Test()
Dim s as String
s
Oliver Brinzing wrote:
this is true, if one acesses the cell via basic getString() method ...
' result: 10 - ok
but if one uses a formula
=CODE(TEIL(A1;6;1))
the result is 32 ... :-(
Sure, different interfaces for different uses. This by itself is not a
problem and was done on
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Hi Niklas,
What are you trying to do? You have multiple-paragraph content in one
cell and want to use each paragraph in a separate formula? How does the
content get into the first cell?
the main purpose is to fill a (merged) cell with address
