Hello all, When I start LibreOffice and I wish to open a file on one of my
4 networked computers, I simply cannot do this as there is no dialog for
networks. I can type in the \\server\drive\folder\document path, but
without first having mapped a network drive to that directory, how can I
move
Hi Ian,
Ian Samson wrote (28-12-11 09:20)
I run LibreOffice on 3 of my computers and will need to have a Network
Dialog without the need to type in the long target name.
Does is help to change the dialog via Tools Options LibreOffice
General , 2nd section ?
Regards,
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Oh wow! Thank you so much Cor. I did not know that. Now that I unchecked
the option, now I see the Windows folders. Many thanks.
On 28 December 2011 10:24, Cor Nouws oo...@nouenoff.nl wrote:
Hi Ian,
Ian Samson wrote (28-12-11 09:20)
I run LibreOffice on 3 of my computers and will need to
Hi Ian,
What operating system do your PCs run under? I use both Linux and Windows-Vista.
On both systems I mount the respective file systems (e.g. through fstab in
Linux).
Then the files can be accessed like any other, local file.
Regards
Heinrich
P.S.: --- and a Happy New Year to LibreOffice
It's all sorted, Heinrich, thank you, and the same Happy New Year to you
all too. I'm running Vista 64-bit desktop, XP-Home Desktop, Windows 2000
Desktop, and two Vista Business 32 HP Laptops. I created my own home
network via Ethernet, Router, Wireless Networking, etc. I have worked with
PCs
Hi Ian,
Ian Samson wrote (28-12-11 09:29)
Oh wow! Thank you so much Cor. I did not know that. Now that I unchecked
the option, now I see the Windows folders. Many thanks.
Great that this helps.
IIRC there is also the option in the other dialog to access
volumes/paths via the icon top-right,
Many of the Calc sheets I work on get pasted into Draw (or Writer) using
the Paste Special- Calc8 or GDI options.
It takes some time to resize the sheets I'm pasting into Draw or Writer
so that they fit to the margins in Draw or Writer.
Is there a simple and quick way to re-size the pasted
Hi :)
please let us know how it goes with any of the advice so far or if you find
your own way. It might help generate other ideas on how to solve the issue.
In one forum a certain persons 1st answer is to do an md5sum check on the
installer but that is less likely to be an issue with
Hi :)
Can you do the same thing that you can with pictures or frames? With frames
you can right-click on the picture, choose frame from the context menu
that pops-up and then the first tab allows you to type in numbers to set the
frame size. I keep forgetting to set the aspect ratio to stay the
Hi,
I'm trying to sum only those values in a range that are in the same time
greater than 25 and lower or equal than 384.
How can I do that?
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Hi :)
The question doesn't seem to have reached the lists yet so i think you need
to complete the subscription to the mailing list. There is possibly a mail
in your inbox (or perhaps junk folder if you are unlucky) that might help.
I'm not familiar enough with Fedora to be able to help much.
On 12/28/2011 09:08 AM, Tom wrote:
Hi :)
Can you do the same thing that you can with pictures or frames? With frames
you can right-click on the picture, choose frame from the context menu
that pops-up and then the first tab allows you to type in numbers to set the
frame size. I keep
Hi :)
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Csanyi Pal csanyi...@gmail.com writes:
I'm trying to sum only those values in a range that are in the same time
greater than 25 and lower or equal than 384.
I'm trying with this formula:
=SUMIF('O.tanácsi f.év'.Y7:Y26;AND('O.tanácsi f.év'.Y7:Y2625;'O.tanácsi
f.év'.Y7:Y26=384))
but that
Hi ???
. schrieb:
Many of the Calc sheets I work on get pasted into Draw (or Writer) using
the Paste Special- Calc8 or GDI options.
It takes some time to resize the sheets I'm pasting into Draw or Writer
so that they fit to the margins in Draw or Writer.
Is there a simple and quick way
On 28/12/2011 at 15:18, Csanyi Pal csanyi...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to sum only those values in a range that are in the same time
greater than 25 and lower or equal than 384.
How can I do that?
You can use extra column.
Let's say in column A you have some numbers.
In column B enter
Hi Pal,
I'm trying with this formula:
{=SUMIF('O.tanácsi f.év'.Y7:Y26;AND('O.tanácsi
f.év'.Y7:Y2625;'O.tanácsif.év'.Y7:Y26=384))}
Did you forget the magic function SUMPRODUCT ?
=SUMPRODUCT('O.tanácsi f.év'.Y7:Y26;'O.tanácsi
f.év'.Y7:Y2625;'O.tanácsif.év'.Y7:Y26=384)
Gérard (again)
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On Wed, 2011-12-28 at 05:55 -0800, HRdesigner wrote:
I am creating a database to track employee information I have a 1:n
relationship and I always get a generate foreign key error no mater how I
go about creating it. How do I create a Foreign Key? Thanks.
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Hi Gérard,
Gérard Fargeot wrote
Hi Pal,
I'm trying with this formula:
{=SUMIF('O.tanácsi f.év'.Y7:Y26;AND('O.tanácsi
f.év'.Y7:Y2625;'O.tanácsif.év'.Y7:Y26=384))}
Did you forget the magic function SUMPRODUCT ?
=SUMPRODUCT('O.tanácsi f.év'.Y7:Y26;'O.tanácsi
On 12/28/2011 09:51 AM, Regina Henschel wrote:
Hi ???
. schrieb:
Many of the Calc sheets I work on get pasted into Draw (or Writer) using
the Paste Special- Calc8 or GDI options.
It takes some time to resize the sheets I'm pasting into Draw or Writer
so that they fit to the margins
Hi,
Csanyi Pal schrieb:
Hi,
I'm trying to sum only those values in a range that are in the same time
greater than 25 and lower or equal than 384.
How can I do that?
=SUMIF(range;=384) - SUMIF(range;=25)
Kind regards
Regina
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hello,
I'm using windows 7 and the latest version of libreoffice (3.4.4). i
encountered a small bug while making a doc, the display shows two sizes of
fonts, even though they are actually the same. when i uploaded the same on
google docs, the text seemed to appear normal.
Op 28/12/2011 14:55, HRdesigner schreef:
One or more off your tables has no primery key or the fields you use to
make the relationship is not indexed ?
hope it helps
fernand
I am creating a database to track employee information I have a 1:n
relationship and I always get a generate foreign
csanyipal wrote
Hi Gérard,
Gérard Fargeot wrote
Hi Pal,
Did you forget the magic function SUMPRODUCT ?
=SUMPRODUCT('O.tanácsi f.év'.Y7:Y26;'O.tanácsi
f.év'.Y7:Y2625;'O.tanácsif.év'.Y7:Y26=384)
Gérard (again)
No, I didn't forget it, but it seems that that I didn't
Jay Lozier wrote
What are you actually trying to do? It sounds like your trying do
something that a database may be better at doing.
I'm just trying to keep some kind of record of my daily expenses. While
there's some hassle involved, LibreOffice provides all the features I need
for that
Hi Pál,
csanyipal schrieb:
So if I understand well, SUMPRODUCT in this case will summarize values of
cells in an array if we gives the formula:
=SUMPRODUCT('O.tanácsi f.év'.Z7:Z26;'O.tanácsi f.év'.Z7:Z26=8;'O.tanácsi
f.év'.Z7:Z26=17)
*=SUMPRODUCT(array;condition1;condition2)*
but will only
Dne 28.12.2011 18:28, berntie napsal(a):
Jay Lozier wrote
What are you actually trying to do? It sounds like your trying do
something that a database may be better at doing.
I'm just trying to keep some kind of record of my daily expenses. While
there's some hassle involved, LibreOffice
On 12/28/2011 12:13 PM, Disintegrati wrote:
hello,
I'm using windows 7 and the latest version of libreoffice (3.4.4). i
encountered a small bug while making a doc, the display shows two sizes of
fonts, even though they are actually the same. when i uploaded the same on
google docs, the text
I work with csv/txt in Writer as a filter function.
I substitute commas for spaces, insert commas for field separation and
add missing column information. It is very fast and have set up
recording macros to do it based on the original files Calc import
problems. Not pleasant, but works well
Having installed Libreoffice on Fedora 16, I get and error: This operation
not supported on this operating system. I installed using the Add/Remove
software application and all seemed to work fine. It is only when I try
to run the application that I get the error.
I am new to Linnux and open
Clinton
On 12/27/2011 05:54 PM, Clinton Lucas wrote:
Having installed Libreoffice on Fedora 16, I get and error: This operation
not supported on this operating system. I installed using the Add/Remove
software application and all seemed to work fine. It is only when I try
to run the
Sad to hear that.
Describe what you did during the installation? I'm not a fan of add and
remove in Linux (not because its a bad idea, but because its not as effective
as the good old yum command running on the terminal)
Not Supported? Try running LibreOffice from terminal to see if you can
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On 12/28/2011 05:08 PM, Jay Lozier wrote:
Clinton
On 12/27/2011 05:54 PM, Clinton Lucas wrote:
Having installed Libreoffice on Fedora 16, I get and error:
This operation not supported on this operating system. I
installed using the Add/Remove
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