Hi :)
This might be going off-track a bit but ...
Apparently at least many of the Autocorrect stuff is kept in a .dat file
somewhere. Does anyone know where? Can it be edited?
Reason i'm asking is the other way around. I've just got KMail reading off
the company Exchange (thanks to a huge
Hi,
I have been having trouble with LibreOffice; I had it downloaded and was
using it for quite awhile and I had not updated it for a bit. 2 days ago
it stopped working; would not open documents or the program itself.
I have tried downloading LibreOffice Fresh and Still to replace the
Not sure about that.
Have a look at comment #5 in fdo#69320
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69320
I followed along with that and was able to insert source link, and the
cell(s) receive the value(s) from the external .CSV resource.
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AllI have an analysis spreadsheet that pulls data from sheets of
several other spreadsheets.Under StarOffice, the technique I
used was to open both spreadsheets, do a copy of the data in the
source spreadsheet, go to a blank sheet in the receiving
spreadsheet and do a
Jim Byrnes wrote:
On 08/21/2014 03:16 PM, Mark Bourne wrote:
Jim Byrnes wrote:
I would like to import some stock quotes from finance.yahoo.com into a
calc sheet.
As a test I select cell A1
Insert--Link to External Data and I get the External Data dialog
Put
Gregory Smith - Oracle Sparc Verification wrote:
All
I have an analysis spreadsheet that pulls data from sheets of
several other spreadsheets.Under StarOffice, the technique I
used was to open both spreadsheets, do a copy of the data in the
source spreadsheet, go to a blank
AllI have created a one dimensional array called CATEGORY.When I do this
function: =Index(Category,25,0)I get the contents
of that index - lets say it is the word catsWhen I do this function
=if((index(category,25,0)=cats),1,0)I
get FALSE?!!Anyone have any ideas what I am doing
Owen Genat wrote:
TomD wrote
Apparently at least many of the Autocorrect stuff is kept in a .dat file
somewhere. Does anyone know where? Can it be edited?
These locale-specific files are stored under share/autocorr/ in the install
location. The XML files in each DAT can be extracted using
Gregory Smith - Oracle Sparc Verification wrote:
AllI have created a one dimensional array called CATEGORY.When I do this
function: =Index(Category,25,0)I get the contents
of that index - lets say it is the word catsWhen I do this function
=if((index(category,25,0)=cats),1,0)I
On 22-8-2014 15:32, Megan Vanderpol wrote:
Hi,
I have been having trouble with LibreOffice; I had it downloaded and was
using it for quite awhile and I had not updated it for a bit. 2 days ago
it stopped working; would not open documents or the program itself.
I have tried downloading
At 09:41 22/08/2014 -0500, Gregory Smith wrote:
I have created a one-dimensional array called CATEGORY. When I do
this function: =Index(Category,25,0) I get the contents of that
index - let's say it is the word cats. When I do this function
=if((index(category,25,0)=cats),1,0) I get FALSE?!
Thank you, both for the one helpful and practical suggestion in response to my
request, but for not saying cheque is the way it should be done. (When one
lives in the US and the Treasure, Fed, and all banks use check, that pretty
much makes it official…)
While I didn’t find anything useful
I did Google LibreOffice cheque and found nothing useful.
And, incidentally, in America, check is the correct word. I’ll be glad to
back that up with sources, but cheque is British. Banks use check and so
does the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury.
Hal
On Aug 20, 2014, at 7:46 AM,
All:
Apache Open Office has
https://blogs.apache.org/OOo/entry/with_special_guest_star_apache which
lists some appearances of Apache Open Office on TV and movies.
Questions:
* Is/has anybody tracked instances of LibreOffice in movies or TV?
* If so, where is that information posted?
Not
On 8/22/2014 2:10 PM, Pikov Andropov wrote:
He's printing some bridge table cards and he wants SOUTH upside down at
the top, North rightside up at the bottom, and WEST and EAST facing
out at the sides. That is, when each player sits at the table, he sees
(rightside up) a directional name.
At 17:10 22/08/2014 -0400, Pikov Andropov wrote:
A friend was having trouble with this in WPS Office and asked if
LibreOffice could do better. He's printing some bridge table cards
and he wants SOUTH upside down at the top, North rightside up at the
bottom, and WEST and EAST facing out at the
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