her possible cause of this is formatting the cell as Text before
you enter the formula.
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la results if they are being created, I can't even open the
resulting csv file with LO (or anything else I have on hand).
A CSV file is plain text, so you can certainly open it as a
spreadsheet with LibreOffice Calc or as text with LibreOffice
Writer. Remember that when you save as C
extends from your first data row to your last, dummy data
row, including your new data.
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At 09:00 05/12/2012 +, Tom Davies wrote:
At 03:03 05/12/2012 +, Brian Barker wrote:
At 15:19 04/12/2012 -0500, Felmon Davis wrote:
I notice one cannot see one's own posts; is it possible to switch this on?
Your problem is not with the LibreOffice list, but with your mail
pro
error delivering
the message. If you'd like to view your message, you can find it in
Sent Mail or All Mail.
It can be argued that this practice is unhelpful.
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AY(DATE(Xn;11;3))
or for the date value:
=DATE(Xn;11;29)-WEEKDAY(DATE(Xn;11;3))
In each case, Xn is the cell with the relevant year. In the second
case, the result cell will have to be appropriately formatted in
order to display as you will wish.
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words. That's quite a high concentration. I hesitate to point this
out, but that word is a feature of certain types of spam.
(My first attempt to send this, without the editing, has - not
surprisingly - also not reached the list.)
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At 12:51 24/11/2012 +0900, Dr. R. O Stapf wrote:
On 2012-11-24 12:24, Brian Barker wrote:
I have no idea how many users are subscribed this list but let's
just say arguendo there are 10. If each of us 10 users contributed
just 5 tasks they performed regularly in LW (and how those tasks
tware). As you will have seen, few
people are willing to set about one-to-one
teaching of topics that you can easily look
up. You should get used to using the embedded
Help facility and obtain and peruse the Writer
Guide. (Oh look: I said that on 21 November,
too!) You may also want to look
At 02:53 23/11/2012 -0500, Felmon Davis wrote:
On Fri, 23 Nov 2012, Brian Barker wrote:
At 08:23 22/11/2012 -0500, Virgil Aonly wrote:
The fact that the original questioner on this thread had to ask
how to disable so many autocorrect features, I think, proves my point.
No - it just shows
am now *changes* what I had by reflowing the text to fit. I
type a new value into a spreadsheet cell, the program *changes* all
the cells with formulae depending on it - without my going near them!
If you don't want a program to make any automatic changes, you
probably want a typewriter.
;^)
py of the array of results. (Hide it if you wish.)
o Copy from that range of cells instead of from the array formula.
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hat is. It would be possible to imagine a
document without that empty paragraph without offending against your
requirement for matching indicators.
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these questions?
Download the Writer Guide or study the embedded help system. Or both.
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This automatic text should include the address to post messages.
Er, could that be it - there in the subject line of the message?
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s and Formatting (or click the Styles and
Formatting button in the Formatting toolbar, or press F11). Click
the Character Styles button. Right-click "Endnote anchor" and select
Modify... | Position. Under Position, select Normal. (Also make any
other desired changes.)
I
can drag the anchor to an alternative paragraph or character (as the
case may be).
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On Thursday 08 Nov 2012 14:19:22 Brian Barker wrote:
At 11:45 08/11/2012 +, Paul Stear wrote:
I have the same spreadsheet set I use each year. The new
spreadsheet for 2013 will need to reference fields in the 2012
spreadsheet. For the past
:
o Create text frames at each location.
o Select the first frame - so you see the eight coloured handles.
o Click the Link Frames button in the Frame toolbar.
o Click in the second frame.
o Repeat for further linked frames.
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ordinary Paste. In the Paste Special dialogue, untick "Paste all" if
necessary, and then ensure that Numbers is ticked but Formulas is *not* ticked.
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Yup.
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cell reference to the other spreadsheet file. But the trick you need
is available in the INDIRECT() function, which provides the necessary
conversion. So the formula which works is
=INDIRECT("'file:///home/fred/Generation Readings-"&A1-1&".ods'#$Jan.A68"
stem - e.g. your client's - where the
original image file does not exist separately at
the same absolute file path. Try unticking that
box. (But I'm not sure that will make any difference.)
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At 11:05 30/10/2012 +1100, Jonathan Schultz wrote:
The text in the ODT reads "This is the official version." while the
text in the PDF reads "This his the offichial vershion." Can anyone
suggest why this is happening ...
Perhaps your PDF reader has had one tipple too many
At 06:19 29/10/2012 +0100, Jean-Baptiste Faure wrote:
No, if you use styles.
Funny how you didn't mention them!
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the font of all sheets in your template separately.
2. Any new sheets you create in a spreadsheet
created from the new template will still have the
original default font, not your new modified font.
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is unexpected (by me, at least) but true!
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ited them.) Opening such .odt documents does not
impose Preformatted Text paragraph style on anything, of course.
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hat when you open your plain text file the new text
(Writer) document would be created from your new modified default
template, but - perhaps perversely - it appears to be opened using
the original "default" default template, ignoring your desired change.
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n is
that at Insert | Fields > you will see a Date entry - but this is
actually the "Date (fixed)" variety, not the (variable) Date that you
need. So ignore that and proceed to Other... .
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(You don't need to
select a Font or Size.)
Is that what you are doing? The format attribute of the "Replace
with" text appears to be remembered; did you perhaps for some reason
click No Format and cancel your italics the day before yesterday?
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So, what is the best way for Gilles to continue?
Using INT(), as was suggested in the very first
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At 11:56 15/10/2012 -0400, James Knott wrote:
Brian Barker wrote:
Now you are assuming (1) that negative election results are possible,
I was just posting in reference to comment about negative numbers
and not the original post.
That makes your suggestion (of applying ABS() to the values
on of your document. Open this in your favourite PDF reader,
which should be able to tell you which fonts have been
embedded. Does that give you a reliable list?
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At 16:36 15/10/2012 +0200, Andreas Säger wrote:
Am 15.10.2012 16:20, Brian Barker wrote:
At 14:42 15/10/2012 +0200, Andreas Säger wrote:
Am 15.10.2012 09:49, Pertti Rönnberg wrote:
"if value in cell c3 is /_less than_/ '1'
then d3 shall be '0', else (-- if c3 is &#x
At 10:34 15/10/2012 -0400, James Knott wrote:
Andreas Säger wrote:
Am 15.10.2012 10:45, Brian Barker wrote:
At 10:49 15/10/2012 +0300, Pertti Rönnberg wrote:
On 14.10.2012 12:20, Gilles SICHE wrote:
could anyone tell me which formula I should
use for the integer part of a cell to be shown in
At 16:08 15/10/2012 +0200, Andreas Säger wrote:
Am 15.10.2012 10:45, Brian Barker wrote:
At 10:49 15/10/2012 +0300, Pertti Rönnberg wrote:
On 14.10.2012 12:20, Gilles SICHE wrote:
could anyone tell me which formula I should
use for the integer part of a cell to be shown in another cell
s is getting sillier! This formula does not
match the definition above - and indeed for
non-negative C3 is identically zero! Try
=0
instead.
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... but Pertti's answer deals with unexpectedly wrong counts.
It does nothing of the sort, of course.
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is positive, that's no different from
=INT(C3)
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s.
o Go to File | Export as PDF... to create a PDF copy.
o Open the PDF copy in your favourite PDF reader and save as text from there.
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uot;" and does not depend on the value in cell A1.
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e | Enable regular expressions in formulas.
But there must be an easier way ...
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At 11:08 07/10/2012 +0200, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
2012/10/7 Brian Barker:
At 20:24 06/10/2012 -0400, Dan Lewis wrote:
On 10/06/2012 05:09 PM, Cor Nouws wrote:
I was trying to use \t to replace e.g a paragraph ending with a
tab. So find $ replace with \t That does not work.
At first I did
not
match the paragraph break itself, which - in the view of
LibreOffice's regular expressions - does not exist as a separate
entity. There is no simple way to match and replace paragraph
breaks, I think. (You can match and replace Shift+Enter line breaks
- using \n.)
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(which can be the same as the file name) there. I
often copy the file name from the General tab to the Description tab
and edit off the extension.
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ed to add in the formula
in T*. Such a column could be hidden if you prefer.
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nded to suppress the interpretation as a number
and is retained literally as part of the text.
I do have the problem with finding "Custom Quotes" as an
option. There a "Localize Options" that show options for quotes though.
Apologies! You are quite right: I was talking rubbis
as two separate actions, so
you can achieve what you need by undoing the second action and
leaving just the first. Immediately after you type the quote mark
(and see the correction), go to Edit | Undo - or, more easily, press
Ctrl+Z - and you will see the quote mark changed back to a straight
o so [when viewing is all that is
required]?" This is a sensible question.
Try setting the document file to "read-only" in
the operating system before you open the file. That may achieve what you ask.
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ial... (or right-click | Paste Special... or
Ctrl+Shift+V) instead of ordinary Paste; in the Paste Special
dialogue, ensure "Paste all" is not ticked and then that Formulas is
not ticked (but "Date & time" is) as well.
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you discover what works for you - perhaps "Formatted text [RTF]" or
just "Unformatted text". Apply your own formatting to the new text
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At 14:02 27/08/2012 -0700, Paul Morgan wrote:
Brian Barker wrote
Do you have a print range defined on your new sheet? Once a print
range is defined anywhere, only material within print ranges is
printed (or exported to PDF). So no other sheet will print unless
you define print ranges
ed anywhere, only material within print ranges is
printed (or exported to PDF). So no other sheet will print unless
you define print ranges (possibly encompassing entire sheets) on those sheets.
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At 16:31 10/08/2012 -0700, Andrew Brager wrote:
The answer suddenly dawned on me. I believe it was Brian Barker
that actually provided the solution to my problem, so he gets 90% of
the credit. As he suggested to me, create a template. I think that
might work for you too. If he's wi
h is presumably what you would
want. But if you format the result cell as Time, the calculation
adds 18 hours to the first time - which, in truth, is 6 p.m. on that
first day - which gives noon on the following day. If you suppress
the date element, you will see just 12:00:00, which may not be what
y
ot;accurately placed", and as an adverb "precisely" or "exactly". So
"register true" can mean "align exactly" or "precise
alignment". (There's nothing about baselines - but we're talking
about vertical alignment, so what else cou
along with millions of others
with properly functioning operating systems - will not be able to help you.
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paragraph. So ^$ matches an empty paragraph.
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No: that will be a different place! The first folder is governed by
your e-mail application, but this one by LibreOffice.
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At 15:53 31/07/2012 +0200, Hylton Conacher wrote:
On 31/07/12 03:03, Brian Barker wrote:
You have a print range defined on sheet 20 of 24 ...
My heartfelt thanks on resolving the issue of non export of tabs in
a PDF. Your solution and instructions on how to remove worked
flawlessly. I have
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Export as PDF as to Print itself.
Remove the print range from the rogue sheet (Format | Print Ranges >
| Remove) and everything is hunky-dory.
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At 13:32 29/07/2012 -0400, Bill Drescher wrote:
Is there a way to have the master document merge the subdocuments
again without closing and opening it ?
Try Tools | Update > | Links (or Tools | Update > | Update All).
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shouldn't that be not "2000 years" but "0002 years"?
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At 23:26 25/07/2012 -0400, George E Noon wrote:
I'll also try removing the toolbar with the numbers & bullets control on it...
For what it's worth, that won't help you at all: that's merely
removing the (simplest) means of applying the unwanted functionality manually.
it.
Incidentally, another easy workaround is just to use Edit | Undo (or
Ctrl+Z) *immediately* you see the unwanted correction occur. This
will remove the correction and leave exactly what you typed.
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table horizontally, you will just have to modify that formula - to
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(The delay on the double journey to and from a geostationary
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n, but
somewhere on the grey area around the buttons and around the main
panel - between the buttons or around the edge.
o With focus on the Navigator window, press Ctrl+Shift+F10.
Both these techniques should toggle the window between floating and docked.
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summing the assigned values and subtracting the result from the
original (fixed) value in the other table. This way, the cell(s)
will show running totals as points are assigned.
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At 15:59 15/07/2012 -0700, Andreas Säger wrote:
Vertically: =A1+MOD(ROW(A1);2)
Horizontally: =A1+MOD(COLUMN(A1);2)
Do you perhaps mean:
Vertically: =A1+MOD(ROW(A1)-1;2)
Horizontally: =A1+MOD(COLUMN(A1)-1;2)
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so. But it *is* what your questioner may have meant.
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t full height.
See http://fontfeed.com/archives/figuring-it-out-osf-lf-and-tf-explained/ .
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At 23:06 07/06/2012 +0100, Tom Davies wrote:
I don't think we have a "Public Domain" in the UK [...] and i don't
think we have "fair use" either.
Is your ambition to be wrong on all counts?
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You are implying that a file with a .docx
extension but actually in .doc format will be
happily opened by Microsoft Word - that Word will
simply interpret the contents and ignore the
inappropriate extension, that is. Sadly for your
theory, that appears not to be the case.
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At 19:03 03/06/2012 +, Felmon Davis wrote:
On Sun, 3 Jun 2012, Brian Barker wrote:
At 18:14 03/06/2012 +, Felmon Davis wrote:
I am curious: what happens if one just changes the file extension
from .doc to .docx?
Roughly the same as if you call your cat Rover.
sorry I cut the thread
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I am curious: what happens if one just changes the file extension
from .doc to .docx?
Roughly the same as if you call your cat Rover.
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At 15:43 26/05/2012 +0200, Miguel Angel wrote:
El 26/05/12 12:41, Brian Barker escribió:
At 17:14 25/05/2012 +0200, Miguel Angel wrote:
Maybe the mistake is in search for 0.000, it
can't be found, because a 0.000 is always
saved as 0, nonsignificant zeroes to the
right/left of decimal
ot; but *always* stored?
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At 21:18 13/05/2012 +0300, Dotan Cohen wrote:
Are you suggesting that the compatibility packs update the Word |
Powerpoint | Excel Viewers?
Yes.
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d how, but they will know
that you broke their document!
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as similarly modified, to open, display, and
print documents in the newer formats too.
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ail-client. Mine couldn't handle it and i don't think Outlook would either.
For what it's worth, you think wrongly: you can do this in Outlook.
Brian Barker
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-case letter.
Alternatively, you could make a list of the sixty-two characters;
suppose these are in A1 to A62. Then
=INDIRECT("A"&INT(1+RAND()*62)) will create a single random
character from the set.
This may give you a start; I trust it helps.
Brian Barker
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aining the first
frame, which is slightly messy. But yes: the numbering works and
this is another workaround.
Brian Barker
PS: Apologies that my mail client refuses to reproduce your L-stroke.
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n, but the next illustration
will repeat the same number (and any later illustrations have numbers
one too small), and any later drawings will in general have wrong
numbers too. That's why there is a problem.
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f necessary, press F9 to update the fields to renumber the
illustrations automatically.
I trust this helps.
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ptions, ensure "Use replacement
table" is ticked.)
In your document, now just type "#c" etc. and watch the fun!
I trust this helps.
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managed to
kill it with MS - how do I do this with Libre Office?
Remove the tick from Tools | AutoCorrect Options... | Options | URL
Recognition.
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ot be present in the transferred
copy of the folder.
I trust this helps.
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, leaving the
formatting until the content was settled, and then apply necessary
formatting later. Use styles and this could be quick. And you may
be able then to distribute what you need as PDF.
I trust this helps.
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