Hi,
Leonard Mada schrieb:
Oh, I forgot to press shift. Though, selecting 2 cells with the same
entry should have worked as well. I actually feel that automatic date
increment is less useful (because one does not have control on what
changes), so that keeping the date constant, when 2 cells are
Hi Niklas,
On Thursday, 2008-10-30 09:42:30 +0100, Niklas Nebel wrote:
>> If I select 2 or more equal dates, and try to fill, the date still gets
>> incremented. This is not the case with ordinary numbers.
>
> Two numbers lead to "linear" fill, no special handling for the "equal"
> case there.
Hi Leonard,
On Thursday, 2008-10-30 02:10:33 +0200, Leonard Mada wrote:
> I will present a more global solution addressing the FILL on the OASIS
> list.
Please note that the OASIS ODF TC works on the file format and the
formula subcommittee on specifying spreadsheet functions and operators
and
On 10/30/08 01:10, Leonard Mada wrote:
What do you mean as simple fill?
If I select 2 or more equal dates, and try to fill, the date still gets
incremented. This is not the case with ordinary numbers. This is the
reason, I supposed that the fill is broken (and basically it is, because
it doesn
Hello Niklas,
I will present a more global solution addressing the FILL on the OASIS
list. Unfortunately, I am rather limited in free time, but I still try
to do it over the weekend.
Niklas Nebel wrote:
On 10/24/08 12:35, Leonard Mada wrote:
Oh, I forgot to press shift. Though, selecting 2
On 10/24/08 12:35, Leonard Mada wrote:
Oh, I forgot to press shift. Though, selecting 2 cells with the same
entry should have worked as well. I actually feel that automatic date
increment is less useful (because one does not have control on what
changes), so that keeping the date constant, when
Hi,
Leonard Mada schrieb:
I worked late last night and needed to fill in dates in Calc. Actually I
needed to fill the same date in a variable number of cells.
You could select the range of cells, that should get the same entry,
first. Then type it in and close with {ALT}+{ENTER}.
Stefan
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Oh, I forgot to press shift. Though, selecting 2 cells with the same
entry should have worked as well. I actually feel that automatic date
increment is less useful (because one does not have control on what
changes), so that keeping the date constant, when 2 cells are selected
is the far better
Hello everyone,
I worked late last night and needed to fill in dates in Calc. Actually I
needed to fill the same date in a variable number of cells.
I entered the same date in 2 adjacent cells and tried to drag the right
corner (after selecting both cells), but Calc continued to increment the
