Rich Shepard wrote:
In an Excel spreadsheet saved in .ods format are column pairs representing
data that can be combined into a single column because rows have a value in
one column or the other, but never both.
In Xess I was able to put the cursor in a cell (e.g., N2) and enter the
In an Excel spreadsheet saved in .ods format are column pairs representing
data that can be combined into a single column because rows have a value in
one column or the other, but never both.
In Xess I was able to put the cursor in a cell (e.g., N2) and enter the
formula
'+n2+o2' and have
