Thanks Tom
Dear Dave
It does work - you have to format the input cells as stated.
b4 is formatted to Date, 31/Dec
c4 is text to
d4 is formatted to Date, 31/dec
then in
E4 =days360(b4,d4,3)
then input your 2 dates into b4 and d4 as in just type:- 01/07/2011 and
22/07/2011
and the
Hi Both (all in fact)
This seems to be the crux of it.
On my system
Ubuntu/Pinguy 11.04, LO 3.4.1) the spell checker is Hundspell.
Hunspell isn't appearing in the list of Available language modules,
whereas it does on my Windoze setup. It looks like it's been vaped. But
how do I get it
Hello:
I have a currently existing Excel 2007 sheet that I can do a (In
Excel) Refresh All for \\APOLLO\e\WeatherLink\JACW3\download.txt which
is a test file in the format of:
Temp HiLow Out WindWind Hi
Hi Wind Heat THSW
At 07:48 23/07/2011 -0500, George R. Kasica wrote:
I have a currently existing Excel 2007 sheet that I can do a (In
Excel) Refresh All for \\APOLLO\e\WeatherLink\JACW3\download.txt ...
So that's a file available to your system?
... which is a te[x]t file in the format of: [...] and is
On 7/22/2011 8:26 PM, planas wrote:
Sorry about the problem. One idea I have is make copy of the file and
change the extension to txt. My idea is that the formatting data would
then be ignored when you open the copy. If it works you may get some
formatting gibberish included with the text.
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Thanks for making a stab at this Tom.
Here is the file. Was saved as a common text file originally with
Kwrite so it had no file extension.
Subsequently I got more complex with it and started edit it in
LibreOffice. So I have to assume it saved as an .odt file, but the
extension was never
Oh wait,
I have a bad feeling about this.
You don't still have the Kwrite file? You took the Kwrite file into
LibreOffice and started to edit it? Did it ever get save as a different file,
or did you save it atop the Kwrite file, with the original no-file-extension
name?
I'd like to see
There should be a system log some place that provides any error codes and
information that led to a spontaneous reboot. Perhaps even for a freeze, but
less likely.
I have the screen flash reboot from time to time and in my case it appears to
be either USB faults (related to the Bluetooth
Hi :)
Hmmm. If the graphics card has been there for about a year then that's
probably
not the issue. If it was older then maybe it's fan might have stopped working
and the machine shuts down when the gpu overheats. If the crashes had been
happening ever since putting the new card in then
Thanks for sending me the file.
WinZip confirmed that the file is damaged and not usable.
I looked at it in a hex editor and confirmed that it is indeed an ODF Text
(.odt) file. The initial part of the Zip is there, and then suddenly the data
is all zeros starting in the middle of a PNG
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